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| Model TD Code | Power & Taper | Length | Application | Line Weight (lb) | Lure Weight (oz) | Foregrip Length (in) Reargrip Length (in) | # of guides | Handle Style | Weight (oz) | Price |
| TCS-C-761H OKM-0412 | H MF/F | 7'6 1 pc | Flipping/Jig | 14-30lb | 1/4-1/2oz | 1-1/4 11-3/4 | 11+Tip | A | 5.4 | $139.99 USD | |
The Okuma Scott Martin Signature Tournament Concept Casting rods are designed by Scott Martin for tournament concept fishing. These rods have also been designed for specific tournament applications.
Features:
An $8.00 oversize packaging charge applies to this item as it ships in a long heavy duty tube to protect your items. This fee will still apply when discount shipping coupons are used.
Features:
- 40-ton carbon, ultra sensitive blank construction
- EVA split grip and EVA foregrip for reduced weight and feel
- Foregrip designed so reel seat threads aren't exposed
- Customized C-40X carbon reel seats
- Hard aluminum oxide guide inserts for use with braided line
- ALPS stainless steel guide frames
- Intermediate guide sizing on casting rods for improved knot clearance
- Scott Martin specialty flipping guide on Mat Daddy and Flipping/Jig rod
- Hook keeper replacement in split grip area
- Limited lifetime warranty
An $8.00 oversize packaging charge applies to this item as it ships in a long heavy duty tube to protect your items. This fee will still apply when discount shipping coupons are used.
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to