Introducing the new Okuma Cold Water "A" Wire Line Reel – the ultimate solution for anglers seeking precision and durability when trolling with wire line setups. Crafted with precision engineering and packed with innovative features, these reels are designed to take your trolling game to the next level.
Built for reliability and performance, the Cold Water "A" Wire Line Reel features a lightweight corrosion-resistant frame and sideplates, ensuring long-lasting durability in harsh saltwater environments. The multi-disc Carbonite drag system delivers smooth and consistent performance, while the aluminum handle arm with Ergo grip handle knobs provides comfort and control during extended fishing sessions.
Equipped with 2BB + 1RB stainless steel ball bearings and a Quick-set anti-reverse roller bearing, these reels offer ultimate smoothness and solid hook sets. The Gear Stabilizing System (GSS) ensures increased durability and prevents gear misalignment, even when battling aggressive fish.
Featuring an oversized machine-cut High-Speed brass XL drive gear and a self-lubricating gearing system, these reels are built to withstand the rigors of heavy use. The machined aluminum, two-tone anodized spool provides smooth line release, while the dual anti-reverse system (mechanical & roller bearing) offers added security.
Incorporating an aluminum ratcheting drag star for precision drag settings and a Wide Mouth levelwind for clearance with copper lines, these reels offer unmatched versatility and performance. Plus, with a 1-year limited warranty, you can fish with confidence knowing your Cold Water Wire Line Reel is backed by Okuma's commitment to quality and reliability.
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