Okuma has expanded its acclaimed Rockaway series to bring you the Rockaway Travel Surf Rods. These new rods are specifically designed to cater to all your travel fishing needs, ensuring that you have the right gear on hand to snag that next personal best no matter where your adventures take you.
Rockaway Travel Surf Rods boast several exciting features that make them stand out from the competition. Crafted from premium quality 24-ton carbon fiber material, the rod blanks in the Rockaway Travel Surf Rods are not only incredibly lightweight but also remarkably strong. This results in a durable and responsive rod that can withstand the rigors of fishing while reducing fatigue during prolonged casting and retrieving. Additionally, the rods are equipped with UFR-II technology, providing the ultimate flex reinforcement in the rod tip.
When it comes to components, XQ series angled Sea Guide 316-Stainless steel frames with Zirconium inserts offer compatibility for both braid and mono while the 3-pcs blank construction with tip over butt ferrule connections makes it easy to pack and transport the rods wherever your travels take you. The tapered shrink tube grips offer a non-slip surface and durability, while the rounded EVA butt cap provides improved leverage when casting. The Rockaway Travel Surf Rods feature five total spinning models in a medium-heavy rod power. The rod lengths will range from 8-foot sixinch to twelve-foot and will feature either a medium-fast or medium rod taper.
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