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Okuma’s Evolution of Linecounter Reels: Inside the Cold Water A Round Reel
Learn about the upgraded features of the flagship Okuma Cold Water A Line Counter Reel and why these can possibly be the best trolling reel on the water.
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Fishing for California Halibut in the San Francisco Bay Area
Halibut fishing in the San Francisco Bay offers anglers a variety of effective techniques, from trolling and drifting live bait to vertical jigging. Learn where to find Bay Area halibut, the top baits locals rely on, and the Okuma rods and reels built specifically for this unique fishery.
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Understanding Line Measurements on Fishing Reels
When precision matters, whether you’re trolling deep for walleye, running planer boards for salmon, or working suspended trout offshore, knowing exactly how much line you have out is the key to consistency and success. That’s where line counter reels come in.
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A Guide to Great Lakes Lead Core with Okuma Reels
Fishing the Great Lakes can be a rewarding experience, but sometimes requires a specialized approach to target quality fish. One of the most productive methods is trolling with lead core setups, which allows you to present your lures at precise depths. With the Okuma Magda Pro, Convector or Cold Water Reels, you will be dialed in on your next fishing adventure.
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Okuma Convector B Series: The Next Evolution in Line Counter and Level Wind Reels
For years, the Okuma Convector series has been a trusted workhorse for trolling anglers across freshwater and saltwater fisheries. Known for its reliability, smooth operation, and no-nonsense performance, the Convector has earned a place on countless boats. Now, Okuma is raising the bar with the all-new Convector B Series Line Counter and Level Wind Reels.
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Late Summer & Fall Salmon Trolling on the Great Lakes: Gear, Rigs, and Proven Tactics
Few things get anglers more fired up than a screaming drag on a crisp Great Lakes morning, and late summer through early fall is prime time to hook into big kings and cohos. These fish are on the move, aggressive, territorial, and ready to bite. But to maximize your time on the water and turn strikes into hookups, it’s essential to have the right tools and techniques.
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