Shakespeare® Ugly Stik Lite® Inshore Casting Rods
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Triple Built™ with a graphite core, fiberglass middle layer, and graphite top layer for extra sensitivity. Double-bridged stainless steel guides with polished stainless steel inserts help reduce the abrasion load on your line. Quick taper for throwing larger lures; clear-tip blank; top-grade cork grips; graphite reel seat. All Ugly Stiks come with the "Ugly Back" 60-day/5-year limited warranty.
| Action: |
| ML = Medium Light |
| M = Medium |
| MH = Medium Heavy |
Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 14
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Rated 5 out of 5 by fishingGodyahmahn One of the best poles I ever bought
This pole is great when matched up with a Shimano Triton 200 level wind reel. You can use braided line, because of the stainless steel eyes. This is a great combo for Downrigging. I learned of this combo while fishing Lake Tahoe. I use Reel Deal Charters out of Tahoe City Yahct Club, North Shore. I landed a beautiful 10 pound Mackinaw Trout on this pole. This pole can be used for any type of fresh water fishing, especially when targetting larger fish and greater depths. I highly recammend it.
September 11, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Burrito Great buy for the money
I use these rods trolling cranks and crawler harnesses for walleye in reservoirs and lakes in the NW. Sensitive enough to detect those light biters, yet tough enough to stand up to nasty snags and novice anglers on board battling 8 lb walleyes. The Ugly Stik performs as well as more expensive rods, and better from a durability standpoint.
July 16, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Deerhunter127 Best Rod on the Market
Last year, I went redfishing in Murrells inlet. Caught some very nice reds and some Humonguse sharks and Black Drum on these rods. These are really great rods for the money.
October 25, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5 by CatMaster2010 Ugly Stik Lite
Ugly Stik is one of the best names in fishing with a reputation to match ..they are known for their quality rods lite with plenty flexibility ... their breaking strength per diameter is outstanding ... i use this rod for catfishing with an AbuGarcia Cardinal 302 and pull in 15 pounders with ease .. 5 stars *****
September 10, 2010
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lighting rod would be better , a 6'6" medium action.Details:
I would like to buy the 7'6" ML casting. I am thinking it will outcast the shorter 7' ML and might be more parabolic fun. I intend to match it with a Daiwa low profile baitcaster. Any owners of the 7'6" ML have any good comments about their rod. Thanks.Answers
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I am sure it would work. I have about 15 or 16 ugly stick poles, but I troll for big Trout all over Calif.Images for this Answer
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Hey Fishingfool,I would put a shimano calcutta 200 B on the rod.
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7'6" rod will be your best option forn all species of fishAnswers
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Light is an alternative term for fast - so a medium/lt rod would be faster action than a medium. Faster rods will initially flex / bend closer to the tip giving a more progressive resistance as pull increases. Slow action rods bend along the entire rod length and have a more linear resistance curve.1 of 1
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