Okuma Rockaway Bolentino Rod 3.70m 0–200g

Okuma Rockaway Bolentino 370 – adaptable power for bottom fishing from the boat

The Rockaway Bolentino 370 combines a robust Toray carbon blank with a sensitive hybrid tip and interchangeable sections, letting you adjust rod action on the water to match changing conditions and target species.

Powerful blank with exceptional sensitivity

The 3.7 m rod features a balanced Toray carbon construction that delivers both backbone for lifting fish from depth and the tip sensitivity needed to detect subtle bites. The hybrid tip responds to the lightest touches while the fighting butt cap provides enhanced leverage when battling stronger fish. Saltwater-approved components ensure reliable performance in demanding marine environments.

Adjustable action for changing conditions

This multi-section design includes 2 interchangeable hybrid tips that transform the rod's character without leaving the boat. Swap tips to fine-tune your setup for different bottom structures, bait presentations, or target species as conditions change throughout the day. The modular construction pairs perfectly with the Rockaway spinning reel.

Choose the right variant

The Rockaway Bolentino series offers three configurations to match your boat fishing style:

• ROCKAWAY BOLENTINO 370 200G (3.7 m, 200 g casting weight, 3 sections + 2 interchangeable tips) – maximum reach and power for deeper water and larger fish; adjustable action via tip selection

• ROCKAWAY BOLENTINO 320 200G (3.2 m, 200 g casting weight, 3 sections + 2 interchangeable tips) – shorter length for confined spaces or calmer conditions; adjustable action via tip selection

• ROCKAWAY BOLENTINO ADJ 270-320 (2.7–3.2 m adjustable length, 2 interchangeable tips) – telescopic design for variable depth and space requirements

Facts

• Rod length: 3.7 m

• Casting weight: 200 g

• Sections: 3 + 2 interchangeable hybrid tips

• Blank material: Toray carbon

• Fighting butt cap for improved leverage

• Saltwater approved

• Designed for bottom fishing from boats