Native model

The Major Craft Native model, sold under the Trapara (TXS) series, is a native trout rod lineup for Japanese stream and lake trout fishing made for yamame, iwana, amago, nijimassu (rainbow), and sakura masu (cherry salmon). It is made for anglers moving through mountain streams, small headwaters, and open tributary channels, with a range that extends to lake fishing and main-river presentations for larger fish. The series is part of Major Craft's entry-level Firstcast-equivalent Trapara brand. Blanks use medium-modulus carbon as the main material, which Major Craft describes as providing the appropriate flex for both casting and fish-fighting, a compliance that aids baitcasting delivery for newcomers and absorbs the fight of large fish.

Spinning models carry a fast (F) action for precise casting control, transitioning to regular-fast (RF) in the heavier and longer models. Baitcasting models use RF action for easier load and delivery with small lures. Multi-piece constructions are standard (2-piece for most; 5-piece telescope models for pack use). The TXST furidashi (telescope) models include a semi-hard case. The 13 models split into 9 spinning (TXS-), 2 baitcasting (TXS-B), and 2 telescope/furidashi (TXST-) models. Spinning models run 4'6"–8'2" in UL, L, ML, and MH power, stepping from tight-quarters headwater UL rods through open-water ML models and ending with an 8'2" MH cherry salmon/lake rod.

Baitcasting models are both UL at 4'6" and 4'10", designed for tight-stream finesse. Telescope models (4'6" and 5') mirror the smallest spinning models in a pack-friendly format.