New kokanee rod

[DyingBreed]

Hi, I recently just got my first pair of electric downriggers and set them up on my 12ft smoker craft. I would like to get into serious kokanee fishing and will be buying 2 to 4 new rods. Ill be fishing at stump, bridge, and similar lakes fairly often. I have been looking at a few rods and was hoping to get some local opinions on them or other options that would suit this type of fishery. So far I ike the looks of:
1. Shimano Talora 7ft ultra light
2. Velocity Ninja 7ft 6"
3. Velocity Elite blue glass 7ft 9" ultra light
4. Eagle claw eather light 7ft 6"

I live in Cloverdale and so far have only found the shimano local, does anyone know a velocity rod dealer? Leaning towards 1 and 2 and maybe number 3 as a spare. Any input is appreciated. Pic of my tinner

 

[UkeeDreamin]

I like the Okuma SST Kokanee rods (light, nice forgiving action for koke’s soft mouths and the right balance of affordability vs performance): https://okumafishingusa.com/products/sst-trout-kokanee-halibut-rods

Cheers!

Ukee

 

[DyingBreed]

Follow up- I ended up buying a Velocity Ninja ( ordered online) and Got a luhr jensen legacy from cabelas. Both feel awesome in my hand, just need some reels now and some days off