Shakespeare® Ugly Stik® Spinning Rod and Reel Combo Kit
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A classic Shakespeare® spinning rod combo kit that’s perfect for beginners and experts alike. This combo kit includes a lightweight, graphite composite, two-piece Ugly Stik® that sports a comfortable ''Ugly Tuff'' foam handle and a conventional reel seat, a durable lightweight 30 sized spinning reel filled with high-quality Supreme fishing line and a well matched 64 piece tackle assortment that includes a stringer, bobbers, jigs, weights, hooks and more.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by joethefish cheap!
the line installed is junk so swap it off quick. otherwise its just a cheap poorly made combo. i bought it for some unknown reason. if you want a cheap combo get one of the basspro combos for 10 or 20 bucks more.
May 3, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by NewStateRecord Good but not great
I bought the spinnning combo because i heard that Shakespeares were supposed to be durable. After one year of use I have to disagree. The guides bend easily and a part of the handle became missing. Also, whenever you reel in fast the line gets caught around the hook keeper. I would only recommend this product if you are a first time fisherman and are not sure if you are going to keep at it. If you are a 3-5 day a week fisherman then I do not recommend this product.
September 10, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by ob2caster Nice rod & reel.
I have other Ugly stick fishing rods. It's what I wanted. I purchased 3 sets for my grandchildren and have used them already. Nice. Using in salt water for snapper blue fish. Used bobber that came in package. Grandchildren were able to cast with a little instruction. All the fishing items, hooks, weights, lures, etc. I transfered to a plano box for each child. They enjoyed all the fishing items that came with the rod & reel. Ugly stick rods are very durable and the Shakespeare reel looks like it will give good use. The price was right, shipping perfect, arrived in good shape. Packaging color and arrangement was exciting for the children to see and open.
August 16, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5 by bigsmitty not any good at all
Let me start with the positives; (1)the line installed is decent enough for small fish (2) good if you catch anything under 2 lbs (3) good enough for the price, i mean what can you really expect from a $25 reel.
Now the bad; (1) hope u don't have a good f*ghter on the line! (2) the gears inside the reel click and grind even if you have a small decently good f*ghting fish / i thought it was going to break the gears inside when reeling in 2-3 pounders. Thats a bad feeling... (3) the feel is only ok, its not super sensitive
July 15, 2011
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light, almost ultralight.A:
it's a light action rod. There is an ultralight action ugly stik which is 4'6" I believe1 year, 11 months ago
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light action but very strong becuase it is an ugly stikA:
light actionA:
Yeah, it is a light rod, but pretty darn tough. I'm gonna spool it for 6# test mono.Details:
What is the free offer?Answers
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there was no free offer.
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a t-shirt
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t shirtA:
the tee shirt you see in the boxes below the blown up pic.Answers
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5 /1/2 feet.A:
5'0" But Ugly Stiks come in many different lengths.1 year, 11 months ago
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5'...i know why so short?A:
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5 feet
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The rod in this combo is a 2-piece 5' rod.Answers
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seems like 10 lb test.
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Graphite 30 size spinning reel filled with 6 LB. line.A:
I think its 4lb test, its really thin. I replaced it with 10lb test and its doing fine.
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either 4 or 6 im guessingA:
4 or 6 pounds, Its a great rod. I actually like that its small since im a bank fishamengDetails:
I just bought this rod and could not get it to cast correctly. What could I be doing wrong?Answers
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make sure the line is under the bail of the reel and threaded through each eye of the rod.A:
first use your index finger and hold down the line,while you are holding it flick the ring to the other side, then thrush forward while you are doing that let go
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You need to have the reel facing down, flip the bail or use the quick release button while holding the line with your index finger. Pull back and cast the line. Remember to release the line too at the moment your ready to cast. That's pretty much it, it's a bit hard to describe in words. lol
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Make sure the reel is under the rod. Some beginners mistakenly fish spinning gear upside down with the reel above the rod. Also, check the line. If it is twisted or tangled, it will effect the cast.1 of 1
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