What is the exact model of this rod? I'm interested in the 7' 2 piece M action. Thanks in advance.
1880941
Go to Shakespeare's web site and browse their fishing rods, if it's saltwater or fresh water, a couple to check are bws1100 7'0" is saltwater and spl1100 7'0" which is freshwater, I have both and like them. There are others that may be what your looking for.
1880942
the one in the picture is a big water spinning rod its like a normal ugly-stick on steroids its for salt water or heavy freshwater rated 15 to30 lbs i think great bait rod for cats
1880943
its a bigwater ugly-stick like a normal ugly-stick on steroids its rated for 15 to 30 lbs its strong but has flex great for big baits for catfish and musky i own 4 great rod for big fish .
848073
Approximately 2"Great rod! I researched many before buying this one. Two people to install makes it much easier.
22401
My rod was 7ft. / you can use up to 30lb test with good results ,if you will be mostly fishing for bass in open water , I would suggest 14lb test . hope this helps you , God Bless
1283770
Excellent rod for a Penn 114, I have that same set-up and it works perfect!!!
776020
The description reads 7', that means seven feet, same as 7 x 12 inches. If it is a factory combo it should come the the Penn Battle 7' rod. Great all around combo. Highly recommended!
808742
I have two of them and both are exactly 35 3/4"" of actual one piece rod to the end of the brass fitting that you would add a brush or Jag to. Overall length including the handle is 42 1/8". Mine was shipped in a 44" stout cardboard tube that is perfect for secure storage. Amazing rod !!
2082273
I ordered the 6'6" one (BWSJL220066) and the guides on it are for spinning reels. Also see this link: http://www.shakespeare-fishing.com/Ugly-Stik%C2%AE-Tiger%E2%84%A2-Jigging-Rod/1292170,default,pd.html#prefn1=ZZRLN&prefv1;=6%2525273%252522&start;=1
1974619
The rod is exactly 6.5" You won't be disappointed.Very well made. Hope this helps.
1659781
they sell both, get the part number and go to the website and figure it out before you buy it. nice rods though.
1209266
For me I have found that the best fit, feel, and the best response is using a 7' fast or extra fast rod. That's just me. Brand of rod is a personal preference thing......Daiwa or G-Loomis.
156861
If you are targeting heavier fish its a great rod. I fish mine with a senator 4/0 and it does great. It does not have much play in the tip, so for fish on the lower end it is a little stiff.
1475538
The drag is if I remember right 15# max and that should turn a cat if you play it right.I have mine spooled with berkley tracer braid in 20# test and i'm not worried about chasing cats at all in fact i'm planning a trip where that is all i'm going to fish for.As far as rod i'm going to go with a 8' or 9' rod when I order my new black max.
701261
The rod is primarily, if not completely, fiberglas. The action is slow, with a bend that extends nearly to the handle. This action does not lend itself to distance, but instead to accuracy of presentation. I have cast a fly out to about 35 feet using 5-weight weight-forward Rio line. Hope this helps.
980122
The listing is for a fly rod...but you're right, the picture shows a spinning rod. Probably just the wrong photo...
1519063
7ft med hvy 1 piece rod I use 15lb fluro and it cast and reels beautifully. and btw it doesn't come with line so you'll need some
2082275
I ordered the 6'6" one (BWSJL220066) and the guides on it are for spinning reels. Also see this link: http://www.shakespeare-fishing.com/Ugly-Stik%C2%AE-Tiger%E2%84%A2-Jigging-Rod/1292170,default,pd.html#prefn1=ZZRLN&prefv1=6%2525273%252522&start=1
1237793
The rod is nice the action is medium or medium light I used it on a trip to San Diego and caught some small fish in the bay But mostly I use it for bass. Also I use a Johnny Morris low profile bait caster on it