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Light Up the Night with UV Reactive Gear for Better Catfishing Success
Night fishing for catfish becomes easier and more exciting with UV reactive gear. The Okuma Cat Slayer lineup glows brightly under a black light so you can see every bite and stay locked in on those big nighttime fish.
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2025 Okuma Holiday Gift Guide
Find the perfect Okuma gear at any price - under $50, $50 - $150, or over $150. And...
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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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Building the Perfect Travel Fishing Kit: Okuma’s Ultimate Portable Setups for Every Adventure
Whether you’re hopping a flight to Baja, chasing trout in a hidden alpine stream, or casting swimbaits across a distant lake, having the right travel-ready fishing setup makes all the difference. Okuma has designed a full range of portable, high-performance travel rods and reels to keep you prepared no matter where your fishing adventures take you.
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New Minnesota Ice Fishing Rule: Hook-Setting Devices Now Legal
Ice anglers in Minnesota just got some exciting news. A long-standing regulation has officially changed, opening the door to a new tool on the ice. For years, Minnesota was one of the last states to ban hook-setting devices, but as of now, they’re legal to use when fishing through the ice.
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Testing Okuma Gear on the Columbia: Three Days with Addicted Fishing
Three days. Three fisheries. One purpose. To put Okuma’s latest gear through real-world tests in the Pacific Northwest. From battling Columbia River salmon to releasing six-foot sturgeon and chasing elusive tiger musky, the Addicted Fishing crew pushed every rod and reel to its limit. The result? A deep dive into what makes great gear more than just tackle, it’s the link between you and the water.
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