Okuma Cold Water Low Profile "A" Line Counter Reel

Bring pinpoint precision and ergonomic power to your trolling spread with the Okuma Cold Water Low Profile "A" Line Counter Reel. Designed to sit lower on the rod than standard round reels, this compact powerhouse reduces hand fatigue while giving you complete depth control over lures, flashers, and downriggers. Built around Okuma’s rigid die-cast aluminum frame and side plate (ALC construction), it prevents frame flex under heavy torque—ensuring smooth gearing alignment even when wrestling big salmon, walleye, and lake trout.

Equipped with the upgraded Strike Zone mechanical line counter featuring Clear View Technology (CVT), the readout stays fog-free through early morning dampness and changing weather. Inside, oversized machine-cut brass drive gears and a multi-disc Carbonite drag system deliver up to 30 lbs of stopping power, giving you total control when target fish hit the spread.

Key Features

• Ergonomic Low-Profile Frame: Sits closer to the rod for improved balance, better weight distribution, and easier handling.

• Rigid Die-Cast Aluminum Frame & Side Plate: Heavy-duty ALC housing prevents frame twist and maintains gear alignment under heavy strain.

• Anti-Fog Mechanical Line Counter: Features Clear View Technology (CVT) to keep your foot-counter window clear and easy to read in cold or damp conditions.

• Carbonite Drag System: Multi-disc drag washers supply continuous, smooth pressure under heavy loads without line hesitation.

• Oversized Brass Gearing: Machine-cut XL brass main and pinion gears deliver raw cranking power and long-term durability.

• Automatic Spool Engagement: Quickly engages drive gears upon cranking, letting you get back into the strike zone effortlessly.

• Quick-Set Anti-Reverse: 3+1 stainless steel bearing system paired with a instant anti-reverse roller bearing for immediate, rock-solid hooksets.

Technical Specifications

PRO TIP: To keep your mechanical line counter reading accurately, calibrate your line counter by filling the spool to its full capacity ridge using mono or backing. Because line counters calculate depth based on total spool revolutions, an underfilled spool will record more feet out than what is actually in the water!