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A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this Shakespeare combo will go to benefit the early detection of breast cancer. American Breast Cancer Foundation®
Shakespeare's Ugly Stick Ladies Spinning Combo is specifically designed to suit a women's fishing needs. The 6', two-piece Ugly Stick Ladies Rod is constructed using Shakespeare's unique Howald Process™ which combines graphite and fiberglass to ensure the Ladies Ugly Stick is lightweight, strong and sensitive. The rod is complete with high-quality components, and the handle is actually made smaller to provide a better fit for women's hands. The custom-fitting rod is well-matched with Shakespeare's 30 size graphite spinning reel designed with an E-Z CAST® trigger for easy casting. Pre-spooled with 6-lb fishing line.
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Emilyb555 Great rod
This is a great rod only complaint is the reel is poorly made. I would recommend to immediately change the line on it because the line quality is awful and immediately tangles after a couple casts. Overall I'm happy with my purchase.
June 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by traceyNYStoneyPoint Fun Times
I ordered this as my own birthday and mothers day gift from my husband and 2 boys. I wanted a pink pole with all the boy stuff around! It casts great, very smooth when realing in. I am using it for fishing on NY's fingerlakes and on Lake Ontario. Not for large fish, primarily pan fish, bass, perch etc. It is great for the weekend fishing mom who likes to spend outdoor time with the family.
June 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Devman Good buy
I. Bought it for my mother she uses it all the time and loves it!
June 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by agr790 Wife's Pole
I bought this for my wife. She has been using cheap combo's for the past two years. This is her first reel set up (<- Get it?) and she loves it!
July 22, 2011
This rod is not that strong more of a light fishing for freshwater. however, if the fish are not that big then you would be ok trying it for saltwater.
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