Introducing the Okuma Dead Eye Pro "A" Series Walleye Rods – the ultimate choice for anglers targeting walleye with precision and finesse. Crafted with precision engineering and packed with innovative features, these rods are designed to elevate your walleye fishing experience to new heights.
Built for technique-specific performance, the Okuma Dead Eye Pro "A" Series Walleye Rods feature ultra-responsive 24/30-ton carbon blanks, ensuring optimal sensitivity and power for each fishing technique. The UFRII (Ultimate Flex Reinforced) rod tip technology provides enhanced sensitivity and strength, allowing anglers to detect even the slightest of bites.
Designed for reduced line twists and abrasion, the rods feature Sea Guide XO 316-SS angled guide frames and Zirconium line guide inserts, ensuring smooth line flow and increased durability. The tapered cork fore and rear grip design provides a comfortable and secure grip during long fishing sessions.
For maximum durability and control during trolling, the trolling model features a 3K woven carbon fiber fore and rear grip, providing added strength and resilience to handle the rigors of trolling for walleye.
Backed by a 1-year limited warranty, the Okuma Dead Eye Pro "A" Series Walleye Rods offer anglers peace of mind and confidence on the water. Elevate your walleye fishing game with the Okuma Dead Eye Pro "A" Series Walleye Rods – the perfect combination of precision, performance, and reliability for anglers of all levels.
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