The Okuma DTR B Series Inshore Rods are designed for anglers who demand sensitivity, control, and reliability in a wide range of inshore fishing conditions. Whether you’re working bays, flats, or coastal structure, these rods deliver the performance needed to stay connected and in control.
Constructed with light and responsive 24/30-ton carbon rod blanks, the DTR B Series offers an ideal balance of sensitivity and strength—perfect for detecting subtle bites while still having the backbone to handle aggressive fish. Paired with UFR (Ultimate Flex Reinforced) tip technology, these rods provide increased durability and lifting power without sacrificing a natural, responsive feel.
Built with premium components throughout, the DTR B Series features Fuji K-Concept guide frames designed to reduce wind knots and improve casting efficiency. The addition of Fuji FazLite guide inserts enhances performance with braided lines, delivering smooth, consistent line flow.
A blank-thru handle reel seat design increases sensitivity by allowing direct contact with the rod blank, helping anglers feel every movement below the surface. Spinning models are equipped with a double locking nut to ensure a secure reel connection, even under heavy use.
Comfort and versatility are built into every model. The tapered TPE fore and rear split grip design provides a lightweight, durable, and comfortable grip for all-day fishing, while select full grip models feature cork fore and rear grips for a more traditional feel.
Backed by a 3-year warranty, the Okuma DTR B Series Inshore Rods are built to perform across a wide range of inshore applications.
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