Lightweight Design. Precision Performance. Built to Fish.
The Okuma Eminent Low Profile Baitcast Reel is engineered for anglers who demand lightweight strength, smooth performance, and total control on the water. Built around a rigid yet lightweight C-40X carbon frame, gear sideplate, and palm sideplate, the Eminent delivers long-lasting durability without added weight—perfect for all-day casting.
At its core, the Eminent features a CNC-cut aluminum drive gear with anodizing paired with a machine-cut brass pinion gear, creating a strong, efficient drivetrain designed for smooth power transfer and long-term reliability. The 5BB + 1RB bearing system ensures fluid operation on every cast and retrieve.
Available in 6.6:1, 7.3:1, and 8.1:1 gear ratios (with a 7.3:1 left-hand retrieve option), the Eminent gives anglers the flexibility to match their reel to their preferred techniques—from slower presentations to high-speed applications.
Designed for control and casting precision, the Eminent is equipped with an external adjustable magnetic cast control system, allowing you to fine-tune performance for different baits and conditions. A 2-tone anodized machined aluminum spool enhances durability while maintaining smooth line flow.
When it’s time to put pressure on a fish, the carbon fiber drag system delivers up to 20 lbs of max drag, providing consistent stopping power when it counts. The 95mm carbon fiber swept handle arm adds leverage and comfort, giving you better control during long retrieves and tough fights.
For added feedback, the Eminent features a JDM-style audible spool click, delivering an audible cue during drag engagement—perfect for anglers who appreciate that extra level of connection.
Backed by a 1-year limited warranty, the Okuma Eminent Low Profile Baitcast Reel is built to perform, cast after cast.
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