The Okuma Deadeye Pro Series rods are one of three new models of walleye-specific rods to hit the market this year. The Deadeye Pro Series rods are all custom technique-specific walleye jigging and bottom bouncing rods designed for the serious walleye angler.
The Deadeye Pro Series rods were designed with the latest technology and insight from leading walleye tournament anglers from around the Midwest. The backbone of the Deadeye Pro family is the technique specific actions designed to keep you in the game. The jigging rods feature ultra responsive 30-ton graphite while the bottom bouncing rods feature more forgiving 24-ton graphite.
The component system of the Deadeye Pro series utilizes premium Sea Guide XO-316 stainless steel angled guide frames to reduce line twists, zirconium inserts for braided line use as well as a specialized stainless steel guide tip to prevent inserts from popping out. All Deadeye Pro rods have a cork split grip or cork full grip configuration. They also have a custom pipe reel seat with cork inlay.
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