Okuma Classic Pro GLT Trolling Rod
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Okuma Classic Pro GLT Trolling Rod Models
Product Details
Product Details
Okuma Classic Pro GLT Trolling Rods are fine-tuned for the Great Lake's trolling angler. These rods feature durable construction and actions tailored specifically for use with downriggers, Dipsy Diver-type diving disks, and copper and leadcore sinking lines. All Classic Pro GLT Trolling Rods feature fiberglass blank construction, uplocking Fuji-style reel seats with stainless steel hoods, and heavy-duty, double foot stainless steel guides. The EVA grips provide comfort for long days on the water. The butt section of the grips features a rubberized, shrink tube overlay which provides additional gripping power for wet hands and makes them easier to remove from a rod holder.
- Specialized Great Lakes actions
- Durable fiberglass blank construction
- Double footed, stainless steel guides
- Titanium oxide guide inserts on Lake Trolling, Dipsy Diver and Downrigger models
- Solid stainless steel guides on Copper/Leadcore wire models
- Uplocking, Fuji-style reel seats
- EVA foam grips (rubberized, shrink tube overlay on rear grips)
- Tip over butt ferrule connections
- Hook keeper
- One year manufacturer's warranty
Ratings & Reviews
42 Reviews
Great rod
by Craig bringe
For the price you can’t go wrong
Excellent 10’6” Dipsy Rod
by Brian
Great Dipsy Rod! I use them for my high dipsies and run Blood Run wire with these rods. The perfect balance between flex and backbone to run dipsies. Great Price!
Great Rods
by Matt H
Work horse of a rod. Best trolling rod for the money.
Good Solid Glass Rod with backbone.
by Carl
Received the rods and no shipping damage. Setting the rods up with my Shimano Tekota Line Counter reels. I am very impressed with the quality of the rod, the glass composition, and the feel of the rod. Line rated 12-20 pounds. Will update after I troll for the Walleye. Shipping was great.
Next!!!
by Tom
I was very disappointed with this rod. It was very wimpy and had no backbone at all. I would never use it for walleye or salmon, possibly with crappie rod