Ijuin Fly Rod Blanks

Tomo Ijuin Fly Rod Blanks for Custom Rod Building

Explore Ijuin fly rod blanks for your next custom fly rod build. This collection brings together Yomogi UD-Glass, Sakura UD-Glass, Hard Para E-Glass, and Perfect Beat blanks by Tomo Ijuin. Compare fiberglass fly rod blanks and other options by length, line weight, and piece count to find a foundation that suits your fishing and building plans.

Explore the Ijuin Blank Series

• Yomogi UD-Glass: Unidirectional fiberglass fly rod blanks with the slow, full-flex character described in our Yomogi listings. Explore options for small streams, spring creeks, and delicate presentations.
• Sakura UD-Glass: Fiberglass blanks with progressive, parabolic bending characteristics for builders who enjoy a connected casting feel. Check each model for its specific action and configuration.
• Hard Para E-Glass: E-glass fly rod blanks for custom builds with classic fiberglass feel. Compare the available lengths, line weights, and three- or four-piece configurations.
• Perfect Beat: Five-piece fly rod blanks in 8-foot-3-inch configurations, with 3wt, 4wt, and 5wt listings for travel-minded custom rod projects.

Choose a Blank for Your Build

Start with the line weight and length that fit your intended fishing, then compare the action and number of sections on each product page. The collection includes options for small-stream trout fishing, dry-fly presentations, panfish, and packable travel builds. Specifications vary by model, so use the individual listing rather than assuming every series shares the same action or material.

These are rod blanks for custom rod building, not finished fly rods. Plan your guides, grip, reel seat, and other components separately.

About Tomo Ijuin

Working from his workshop in Kagoshima, Japan, Tomo Ijuin draws on European and American fly-fishing traditions. His philosophy, “Enjoy and have fun with fly fishing,” celebrates time on the water and the friendships built around it.

View the Fly Rod Blank Guide Spacing Chart as you plan component placement for your custom build.