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Shakespeare® Ugly Stik® Classic Spinning Rods -- the "Classic" name says it all! The Ugly Stik has been taming fish of every species for over 30 years. The Classic series carries the tradition of the original models, a tradition of unmatched strength and uncommon sensitivity. Manufacturer's Ugly Back 60 day/5-year limited warranty.

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Model	Length	Power	Other specs	Quantity
SP110060	6'	Heavy	Line Weight: 8-20 lbs. Lure Weight: 1/4 - 3/4 oz. Pieces: 1		Important Shipping Notice 38-154-333-00 Your Price (each): $36.99 In stock
SP110166	6'6"	Medium Heavy	Line Weight: 8-20 lbs. Lure Weight: 1/4 - 3/4 oz. Pieces: 1		Important Shipping Notice 38-154-334-00 Your Price (each): $36.99 In stock
SP110170	7'	Medium Heavy	Line Weight: 8-20 lbs. Lure Weight: 1/4 - 5/8 oz. Pieces: 1		Important Shipping Notice 38-154-335-00 Your Price (each): $36.99 In stock

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Double footed
chrome-plated stainless steel guides
Aluminum oxide inserts
Conventional reel seats with stainless steel cushioned hoods

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MH = Medium Heavy

H = Heavy

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What does the medium heavy action mean?

5 months, 4 weeks ago

LGB7

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The medium heavy designation is actually teh rod power. Rod power designates what the rod is really meant for in fishing terms. For example, light and ultra-light rods are usually meant for either small panfish or very finesse style presentations (very small lures that require light line). Heavy rods are exactly the opposite, meaning they are meant for very heavy lines and lures and more towards power fishing techniques. Medium heavy is nearing the middle of this range, except meant a little more for power styles of fishing.

5 months, 4 weeks ago

BPSResource11

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whats the heaviest braid i can put on for the 7' mh

8 months ago

Mattplev

- Boca Inlet, Fl

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You can put the heaviest. It's a question of how much line will be on your reel though. I have 30lb, 50lb, 65lb, 80lb test on different rod/reel combos. Each holds easily but the thicker the diameter, the less the reel will hold.

7 months ago

DTfisher

- New Hampshire

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Has anyone used the 6' heavy action rod with plastics like Sluggo's for largemouth bass?

1 year, 7 months ago

agc3

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The heaviest I have used is a medium heavy and it's usage was not as good. The lighter tackle (rod/reel) has better reactions with what you're trying to achieve. My choice is a medium rod with Fluorocarbon line (I have been playing with test poundage for different choices) The Sluggo seem to work best on this and spinning reels.

7 months ago

DTfisher

- New Hampshire

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