Shakespeare® Ugly Stik® Catfish Rod and Spincast Reel Combo | Bass Pro Shops

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This Shakespeare Ugly Stik Catfish Rod and Reel Combo is a well-matched, affordable set-up featuring the world's toughest graphite composite rod - the Shakespeare Ugly Stik! Built for long casts and handling big cats, the medium-heavy Ugly Stik Catfish Rod features the Ugly Stik quick-taper Clear Tip® design and blank-through-handle construction for added strength and reliability. The Ugly Stik Catfish Rod is paired with Shakespeare’s smooth but powerful Synergy® 20 spincast reel featuring one ball bearing, spool applied adjustable multi-disc drag system, on /off anti-reverse and bait clicker. Polished [Read More]

   


Model Gear Ratio Power Other specs Quantity  

UGLYCATSC20CBO

3.2:1

Medium Heavy

 Line Weight: 15-30 lbs.
Lure Weight: 3/8 - 3 oz.
Weight (oz.): 15.9
Pre Spooled Line Test lbs.: 20 		38-930-804-00
Your Price (each): $39.99
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This Shakespeare Ugly Stik Catfish Rod and Reel Combo is a well-matched, affordable set-up featuring the world's toughest graphite composite rod - the Shakespeare Ugly Stik! Built for long casts and handling big cats, the medium-heavy Ugly Stik Catfish Rod features the Ugly Stik quick-taper Clear Tip® design and blank-through-handle construction for added strength and reliability. The Ugly Stik Catfish Rod is paired with Shakespeare’s smooth but powerful Synergy® 20 spincast reel featuring one ball bearing, spool applied adjustable multi-disc drag system, on /off anti-reverse and bait clicker. Polished stainless steel front cone and lightweight graphite frame give the reel added toughness. Reel is left/right convertible and pre-spooled with 20-pound line.

    Ugly Stik Features:
  • Tough graphite composite rod Quick-taper Clear Tip® design
  • Blank-through-handle construction
  • Comfortable EVA handle
  • Great for ling casts and fighting big cats

    Synergy 20 Reel Features:

  • One ball bearing
  • Spool applied adjustable multi-disc drag system
  • On /off anti-reverse
  • Polished stainless steel front cone
  • Lightweight graphite frame
  • Pre-spooled with 20-pound line

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Is the rod a casting rod?

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Yes it does and I believe it is 20 lb. test. I would recommend re-spooling with 10 lb. when it's time to replace the line as you will get longer casts with the lighter line and 10 lb. test is fine for catching most freshwater fish including large carp and catfish.
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I replaced line with 120yrd of 20#test spider wire proubly about half that with standard mono would be about right
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had to remove at least 20 yards of line without a catch line winds up looser so reel will not wind up ll the way.
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about 140 yards
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I put 3 on and cast a country mile down river with no worries the tip flexes but not bad
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Lure weight for this rod is 3/8 to 3 ounces
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What type of line should I throw on this to get some big cats or does it come with good line already on the reel?
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 - Columbus, OH
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It comes with 20 lb. test Stren line that is just fine for big cats and carp.
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the line the reel comes with is great to get started with but would replace after first season's use
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go with 20 or 30 pound trilene big cat line
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This combo comes pre-spooled with 20-lb line. If you prefer braided line, take a look at Mason Big Cat Catfish Line by searching for item number 425-365-18
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