Okuma PCH Custom Inshore Casting Rod
Details
The Okuma PCH Custom Inshore Casting Rod combines an extremely lightweight, responsive, 24-ton carbon rod blank with Ultimate Flex Reinforcement rod tip technology to provide a strong, durable, and sensitive tool. This heavy-duty rod can handle big swimbaits and lures used for most inshore applications. For improved hoop strength, the blank is wrapped in 3K-woven carbon. The Fuji K-guide concept frames with Alconite inserts help to reduce wind knots and allow for smooth line management without snags and tangles. Other high-end components include a Fuji reel seat and ALPS non-skid rubber butt caps. Excel on your fishing excursions with the Okuma PCH Custom Rod!
- Extremely lightweight and responsive 24-ton carbon rod blank
- UFR-II - Ultimate Flex Reinforcement rod tip technology
- 3K-woven carbon outer blank wrap improves hoop strength
- Fuji K-guide concept frames to reduce wind knots
- Alconite inserts to reduce abrasion
- Cork/TPE combination grips with Fuji trigger reel seat
- ALPS non-skid rubber butt cap ads comfort and protects your boat
- Oversized stainless steel hook keeper
- Manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty
Ratings & Reviews
3 reviews
very stout rod
by seabass -
I have got 2 of these models, both 7'6 one heavy one medium. by looking at these rods, they seem to have copied off of the phenix black diamond inshore series in their grips using cork and foam which is very comfortable in your hands. okuma seemed to get it right by using all reinforced guide sets and high quality components. now for the actions, the heavy version on this 7'6 rod is very stiff, the 3 ounce rating is way under-rated, in my opinion, you can easily use 6 plus ounces with this rod with out effort that is a negative for me plus its fast action helps with the stiffness, on the medium action is more of a mh and can handle at least three ounces, so if you want more tip action and flex then get the mh. if you want a much stiffer rod than get the heavy action. hope I helped you guys out when ordering
Great rod for larger inshore species
by Kweeks10045
When Okuma put the “inshore” name on these, I believe it was for the tarpon, stripers, and other large inshore species. These are WAY too heavy for speckled and smaller species. But great rods
Meat stick
by seabasseric
Used the heavy action for Blackfish and using 8 ounces of lead barely put a bend in it.