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  • Quick-taper Clear TipQuick-taper Clear Tip® design
  • Blank-through-handle construction
  • Guides have stainless-steel frames and aluminum oxide inserts
  • Comfortable EVA handles
Offering the perfect actions for live bait and plug casting, the Shakespeare Ugly Stik Striper Rods are built using the Howald Process™ which combines graphite and fiberglass to create super-strong yet ultra-sensitive rods. The Striper Rods' quick-taper Clear Tip won't let fish feel resistance when taking the bait and their blank-through-handle design maximizes sensitivity allowing anglers to feel [Read More]
   


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7'

Med Hvy

 Line Weight: 12-25 lbs.
Lure Weight: 3/8 - 1 oz.
Pieces: 1
Model: USCA70MH 		Important Shipping Notice
38-110-428-00
Your Price (each): $29.99
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7'

Med Lt

 Line Weight: 6-20 lbs.
Lure Weight: 1/4 - 3/4 oz.
Pieces: 1
Model: USCA70 		Important Shipping Notice
38-110-420-00
Your Price (each): $29.99
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7'6"

Med Lt

 Line Weight: 6-20 lbs.
Lure Weight: 1/4 - 3/4 oz.
Pieces: 1
Model: USCA76 		Important Shipping Notice
38-110-426-00
Your Price (each): $29.99
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  • Quick-taper Clear TipQuick-taper Clear Tip® design
  • Blank-through-handle construction
  • Guides have stainless-steel frames and aluminum oxide inserts
  • Comfortable EVA handles
Offering the perfect actions for live bait and plug casting, the Shakespeare Ugly Stik Striper Rods are built using the Howald Process™ which combines graphite and fiberglass to create super-strong yet ultra-sensitive rods. The Striper Rods' quick-taper Clear Tip won't let fish feel resistance when taking the bait and their blank-through-handle design maximizes sensitivity allowing anglers to feel what the fish don't. Guides feature stainless-steel frames and aluminum oxide inserts to withstand the rigors of saltwater. Durable EVA handles provide all-day casting and fish-fighting comfort.
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Going to fish stripers for first time this year and have no idea what I need, I will be downlining in Norris resevoire . Any info would be great
1 week, 4 days ago
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 - Harrogate tn
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1. whitch rod is best for 50lb braid
2. can these be used for bottom fishing cod
1 year ago
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Scottmac12
 - MA
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Go to the Shakespeare "Catfish rods", I use 50# braid with those for Giant Redfish bottom fishing, rather than the striper rods that are lighter action.

Same rods, just the catfish models are heavier.
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Jettywolf1
 - Jacksonville, Florida
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I am deciding whether to get this rod or the catfish rod. I plan to use it for fresh and saltwater and would like to throw 2 oz. if at all possible.
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I'm not crazy about this rods action at all. If you prefer a stiff rod that can horse fish, get the catfish model. Its heavier, but I prefer it to the striper rod.
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WildBillVMI
 - Mandeville, LA
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two ounces is a little too much,these rods are very whippy(parobolic) an ounce at the most.
11 months ago
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 - ormond beach,fl
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1 year, 6 months ago
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This Rod would be good.
5 months, 2 weeks ago
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 - springfield, mo
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Best Reel?

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I originally bought the BPS CatMaxx reel, so I could string up some 20lb braided...but it doesn't fit on this pole?!?

Which reels would work on this pole and support 20lb test?
1 year, 8 months ago
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i'm an avid striper fisherman and i can say that majority of people on lake hartwell, murry,clarks hill, and sante cooper, all rig these with abu gacia 6500 C3's. you can use up to 25 lb mono,it has a bait clicker, and still has a low enough gear ratio to winch in a 40 lb fish.
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 - greenville,s.c.
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I bought an EXTREME 40 for my Striper rod and it performs very well. I use 30lb power pro on the reel. I get long smooth casts and great feel !
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snutz1
 - Central NJ and Clearwater Fla
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Check out a Penn 9m or 209. I have an old 109 on a regular ugly stick and it works great.
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 - Mandeville, LA
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 - Papillion NE
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I would think so, works great for stripers on the Ca delta, and I have caught a few cat's with it as well, good backbone and a nible tip, easy to read bites on the bottom, hope this helps.
1 year, 3 months ago
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 - Ca Delta,
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If they're good for Redfish/ Cobia/ Black Drum in deep swift saltwater, they're good for kitty-cats.

I have 8 of them and use them daily
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 - Jacksonville Florida
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glass rod
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 - ormond beach,fl
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Ugly Sticks are designed using the Howald Process which combines graphite and fiberglass.
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