Shakespeare® Ugly Stik Tiger® Casting Rods

   

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7'

Medium Heavy

Line Weight: 30-60 lbs.
Lure Weight: 3/4 - 8 oz.
Model: BWCA/O220270 7'
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7'

Medium

Line Weight: 10-50 lbs.
Lure Weight: 1/2 - 6 oz.
Pieces: 2
Model: BWC2201-2 7'0"
175855
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7'

Medium Light

Line Weight: 12-30 lbs.
Lure Weight: 1/2 - 4 oz.
Pieces: 1
Model: BWC2200 7'0
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7'

Medium

Line Weight: 20-50 lbs.
Lure Weight: 3/4 - 6 oz.
Pieces: 1
Model: BWC2201 7'0
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7'

Medium Heavy

Line Weight: 30-60 lbs.
Lure Weight: 3/4 - 8 oz.
Pieces: 1
Model: BWC2202 7'0
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6'6"

Medium

Line Weight: 15-40 lbs.
Lure Weight: 3/4 - 6 oz.
Pieces: 1
Model: BWC2201 6'6"
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These Ugly Stik Tiger Rods are custom-designed for West Coast live-bait type actions with fast taper blanks and reinforced fighting butts. Heavy-duty chrome-plated stainless steel double-footed guides; stainless steel tips; graphite Fuji reel seats with stainless steel cushioned hoods. All Ugly Stiks come with the "Ugly Back" 60-day/5-year limited warranty.

** = gimbal butt

Action:
ML = Medium Light
M = Medium
MH = Medium Heavy

Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 23 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by somewhat premature Bought this rod to match with my new Trinidad 16N. Leaving Sunday to go to Baja to try it out, but have tested it on dry land and like it so far. Real test will happen next week when I catch that big dorado! Cannot tell for certain how many stars to give as I have not yet used the rod in actual conditins. July 13, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pig hualing rod Very awesome rod for peirs, throwing big plugs in surf and jetty's. It is now wimpy rod, awesome price and it is quality! I use it for a lot of fishing on the Atlantic Coast and Cheasapeak Bay. June 11, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by great rod i have the 20-50 lbs rod and this rod is very tuff and the price is very nice, i fish big sturgeon and big catfish and the rod is perfect!!!! May 21, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Great catfish rod If you want to keep buying $30.00 rods every year because the tip broke or the eyelets broke off then you don't want this rod. This rod is one that you will use for the next 30 years and after you pass on one of your kids or grand kids will find it and use it for who knows how long with everyone wondering where the rod came from. Then the famous phrase will be said yet once again "They sure don't make them like they use too" this rod will allow you to pull a 4 lb catfish straight from the water into the boat yet still light enough to see every nibble. Your fishing buddy will be asking you where your net is and your reply who needs a net. Very tuff rod. The only thing I see may cause some people to dislike this rod is the long handle after the reel connection. But it does help lifting those 4lb cats into the boat. I think i would prefer a shorter handle cause I'm just use to it being that way but I can't complain this rod will take a beating. May 17, 2011
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Yes for any hooks, I have three of these.
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 - Camarillo, CA
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about the guides?

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My question is: I read where the guides are Stainless Steel. How will they stand up to braided super lines? I know from years past the braided lines will cut into metal guides and ruin them.....Thank for any ideas on this.
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I use mono line on this rod and even that is wearing down the guides. I would replace the tip top with a Fuji Hardloy.
1 year, 10 months ago
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 - California
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I
WANT TO STAY WITH
Shakespeare Ugly Stik Casting Rods
WITH A TRIGGER

I WANT TO FISH FOR
BIG CATFISH & CARP
FROM
5 LBS UP TO ? ? ?

ALLWAYS
LOOKING FOR THE BIG ONE

WHAT I USE NOW IS
Abu Garcia 6600BCX Baitcast Reels
WITH
17 TO 20 lbs TEST SPIDER WIRE
&
30 YEAR OLD
6 1/2 FT Shakespeare Ugly Stik Casting Rods

I WANT TO UP GRADE MY RODS

I WAS THINKING ABOUT
SWITCHING TO
Shakespeare Ugly Stik Tiger Casting Rods

BUT I
CAN NOT FIND ANY PICTURES OF THEM

I NEED TO STAY WITH
A ROD WITH A TRIGGER

I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE
STAINLESS GUIDES
TOO
IF POSSABLE

PLEASE HELP ME IF YOU CAN

DOES Shakespeare
SELL A KIT
WERE I COULD BUIKD MY OWN
Ugly Stik Tiger Casting Rods

THANKS
3 years, 4 months ago
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Tigers do not have triggers. The Tiger Lite casting models do.
2 years, 2 months ago
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 - Rosalie, Nebraska
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Guide size, arrangement, and orientation not to mention rod is designed to bend in different direction.
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A casting rod has a trigger on the handle and requires a baitcast reel, which sits on top of the rod. Spinning rods have no trigger and require a spinning reel, which is mounted under the rod.
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 - Springfield, MO
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Yes these tiger rods are what you want if your going after fish 5 to 30 lbs very tuff rod stainless eyelets be sure and select your action for the size fish your after the meduim light 12 to 30lbs has very good action even from a 1lb fish. The walleye can get pretty big I would use the meduim light action for walleye. You could use it for pan fishing if you wanted but I would select the light action for pan fish.
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I would think most would find these rods a little overkill for walleye. Commonly used for big catfish or saltwater fish.
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 - Rosalie, Nebraska
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These are great live bait rods for large catfish, stripers and other bigwater gamefish.
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it has a guide for a baitcaster but a handle for a open face reel whats up with this
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These rods are for conventional reels. The trigger is usually associated with baitcasting reels.
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No item number 38-133-698-00 does not have a trigger. Most big water rods are not designed with the trigger.
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