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EVERGREEN ORION OCSC-67MH The Yumihari baitcasting rod

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EVERGREEN ORION OCSC-67MH The Yumihari baitcasting rod

The EVERGREEN ORION OCSC-67MH The Yumihari is a high-performance medium-heavy baitcasting rod designed by Toshifumi Kikumoto for anglers who demand exceptional sensitivity, balance, and casting accuracy. Built with advanced Toray T1100G carbon fiber technology, it delivers outstanding responsiveness while maintaining impressive power for heavy-cover applications.

Premium T1100G Carbon Construction

The blank utilizes high-strength Toray T1100G carbon combined with advanced reinforcement technologies to provide excellent recovery speed, sensitivity, and torsional stability. This allows precise lure control and confident hooksets even at long distances.

Versatile Power for Modern Bass Fishing

The Yumihari excels with football jigs, Texas rigs, free rigs, spinnerbaits, chatterbaits, topwater lures, and medium-sized swimbaits. Its balanced MH power and responsive taper make it an excellent all-around casting rod for technical bass fishing situations.

Premium Components

Equipped with lightweight Fuji ECS reel seat, SiC titanium-frame guides, and a high-density EVA split grip, the rod offers superior comfort, durability, and direct blank contact for maximum sensitivity.

Key Specifications

  • Model: EVERGREEN ORION OCSC-67MH The Yumihari
  • Type: 1-piece baitcasting rod
  • Length: 2.01 m (6’7″)
  • Weight: 109 g
  • Power: Medium Heavy (MH)
  • Action: Regular Fast
  • Lure Weight: 5–42 g (3/16–1½ oz)
  • Line Rating: 10–25 lb
  • Blank Material: Toray T1100G Carbon
  • Guides: SiC Titanium Frame Guides
  • Reel Seat: Fuji ECS
  • Handle: High-Density EVA Split Grip
  • Applications: Football Jig, Texas Rig, Free Rig, Spinnerbait, Chatterbait, Topwater, Medium Swimbait
  • Made in Japan