Engineered with Okuma’s advanced Flite Drive system, these reels offer enhanced gear stability and ultra-smooth operation. At the heart of each reel is Okuma’s proven DFD: Precision Dual Force Drag system, utilizing a multi-disc stack of Carbonite and felt drag washers for superior stopping power and consistent performance under load.
Each Cat Slayer Custom reel features a 5BB + 1RB bearing drive system for smooth retrieves and durability. The Quick-Set anti-reverse roller bearing ensures rock-solid hooksets, while a precision machine-cut brass pinion gear delivers reliable cranking power. A rigid metal handle reduces flex during heavy fights, and the corrosion-resistant frame, sideplate, and rotor keep these reels ready for the roughest freshwater environments.
What truly sets these reels apart is the UV Reactive body paint, available in Neon Orange and Neon Green, making them highly visible under black lights during nighttime sessions—perfect for anglers who fish well into the evening. Available in a robust 6000 size, Cat Slayer Custom reels are offered in both standard spinning and baitfeeder configurations, catering to multiple catfishing techniques.
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