The Okuma Convector B Series has long been the go-to reel for serious freshwater and saltwater trolling anglers. Built to handle the demands of big-water fishing, it delivers the strength, control, and precision needed to stay in command.
Featuring a corrosion-resistant frame, oversized brass gearing, and a powerful Carbonite drag system, the Convector B offers smooth, consistent performance under heavy loads. A machined aluminum spool and self-lubricating gear system ensure long-term reliability in the harshest conditions.
Line counter models are equipped with CVT Clear View Technology for accurate, fog-free depth tracking in all weather. The wide-mouth levelwind is designed for copper and heavy braided lines, making it ideal for targeting deep-water species like salmon and lake trout. With dual anti-reverse systems and ergonomic handle knobs, every retrieve feels solid and controlled.
Built for anglers who demand performance day in and day out, the Convector B Series continues to set the standard in precision trolling.
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