This page indexes 255 Olympic fishing rods across 64 series, with full specs for each: length, power, action, lure rating, line rating, pieces, and price where available.
Olympic Co., Ltd. (株式会社オリムピック) is an Osaka company, established in March 2001, that designs and makes fishing rods, golf shafts (the Deramax and Oban lines) and other carbon shafts. Its rods carry the Graphiteleader name on the blanks and in the model codes, which start with G. The company calls itself a blanks maker: blanks are rolled, painted and assembled at its 4,000-tsubo plant in Susami, Wakayama, with a second Wakayama plant at Kamitonda and a factory in Tainan, Taiwan, and selected rods from Wakayama carry a Susami Brand mark.
The lineup is organised by fishery and by year model. Shore eging runs through the Calamaretti family (UX, the standard Calamaretti, Prototype, Nuovo, Rosso and Super Calamaretti), with separate metal sutte, omorig and tip eging lines for boat squid fishing. Light game is split between Corto for ajing, Finezza for mebaru, Silverado for chining (lure fishing for black sea bream) and the multipurpose Tiro. Argento covers seabass, Remoto and Vento shore jigging, the Protone rods micro, slow and offshore jigging and boat casting, Pagro tai rubber, Vigore and Veloce bass, and Bellezza area trout. Compatto is the multi-piece travel series, and the Meisho Ikada rods are for raft fishing. Separate export series are built for Ukraine, Poland, Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary, South Korea, China and Southeast Asia.
Each series page lists length, power, action, rod weight, closed length, tip diameter and pieces per model, with Japanese prices shown ex-tax.
What Olympic is known for
Calamaretti eging rods and Corto ajing rods. The Corto family runs from the 23 Corto UX (from ¥20,500) through 23 Corto and the 26 Corto Prototype to the Super Corto, which Olympic calls its flagship ajing rod, built mainly on Torayca M40X; solid, hard solid, Torayca T1100G Solid HS+ and titanium solid tips appear across the lineup. Calamaretti covers shore eging from the UX models up to Super Calamaretti and adds boat lines for metal sutte, omorig and tip eging. The company's carbon OP-01 and OP-02 reel seats and its patented nickel-titanium solid tip appear across both families. Cross-shops against Yamaga Blanks, Major Craft, Tailwalk, Breaden and the Daiwa and Shimano Japanese light game and eging ranges.
64 series indexed below; the chip clouds organize them by primary use and by technique fit. A series can appear under multiple groups when its rod lineup spans more than one.
IPower rating inferred from the lure / line-weight recommendation — not specified by the manufacturer.
Frequently asked: Olympic
How many Olympic fishing rod models are in the Fishing Rod Database?
Fishing Rod Database currently indexes 255 Olympic rods across 64 distinct series, with full spec coverage on length, power, action, lure rating, line rating, and piece count.
What are Olympic's largest rod series?
By rod count, the largest Olympic series in the catalog are Veloce Rv (12 rods), Corto Ux (11 rods), Veloce Ux (9 rods), Corto (9 rods), Tiro (9 rods).
Where is Olympic based?
Olympic is headquartered in Osaka, Japan, founded 2001.
Does Olympic make ultralight or trout rods?
Yes. Olympic's ultralight, trout, and panfish-applicable series include Corto Ux, Corto, Corto Prototype, Bellezza Ux, Bellezza Prototype, Finezza Ux. Lure-weight floors and length data on each series page narrow the choice further.
Which Olympic rods are best for inshore or saltwater fishing?
Olympic's inshore and saltwater-applicable series include Argento Prototype Boat Seabass. Saltwater-rated rods carry corrosion-resistant guides and reel seats; check each series's spec sheet for confirmed inshore/offshore positioning.
Does Olympic make travel or multi-piece rods?
Yes. Olympic's multi-piece travel series include Compatto, Compatto Ux. Piece counts of 4 or more pack down for backpack and air-travel carry, with most series offering matching 2-piece variants in the same spec windows.