The Okuma Designated Hitter Fish Club is purpose-built for anglers who need a fast, effective, and humane way to dispatch their catch. Designed with power, control, and durability in mind, this tool delivers confident performance when it matters most.
At 15 inches in total length, the Designated Hitter offers the perfect balance of reach and maneuverability. A 6.5 oz weighted tip provides the striking power needed for quick, efficient dispatch, helping you get the job done cleanly and decisively.
Constructed with a rugged E-glass core and reinforced with a 3K woven carbon outer wrap, this fish club is built to withstand repeated use in demanding environments. The result is a strong, durable tool that holds up trip after trip.
The non-slip shrink tube handle ensures a secure grip, even in wet conditions, giving you maximum control with every swing. For added safety, the club includes a durable paracord lanyard, keeping it tethered and within reach at all times.
Backed by a 1-year limited warranty, the Okuma Designated Hitter Fish Club is a reliable addition to any angler’s toolkit.
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