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mind suggesting a reel to mate with this rod?
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Can i use this rod with a centerpin reel for steelhead?
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I'm LMB fishing in heavy cover using 50lb braided will the 7"M work for me?
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Can you use a Spinning Reels on this rod (Float 'n' Fly Rods)?
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Will the rod guides stand up to braided line?
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This ? is for anyone in wv or fishes harpers ferry, is this rod good for fishing there

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Shakespeare® Ugly Stik® Lite Spinning Rods

The same durability and sensitivity as the original Ugly Stik®, but with an extra layer of graphite around the blank. This rod is thinner, lighter, and even more sensitive!Exclusive quick-taper Clear Tip® designBlank-thru-handle constructionTop-grade cork handlesGraphite-reinforced reel seatsStainless steel guides with stainless steel inserts"Ugly Back" 60-day/5-year limited warrantyAction: UL = Ultra LightL = LightM = MediumMH = Medium Heavy
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Questions & Answers for Shakespeare® Ugly Stik® Lite Spinning Rods

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What reel to pair with the 5' Ultralight ?
The 5' Ultralight rod is what I'm going to purchase. Which reel would be well suited for it? I was looking at Abu Garcia 100 Spinning reel either the 4 lb or 6 lb one. Any suggestions ?
asked 4 months, 2 weeks ago
by
TimothyW
 - Pa
on Shakespeare® Ugly Stik® Lite Spinning Rods
2 answers
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answer 1
well when i use ultra-light rods, i use the "Shimano® Front Drag Spinning Reel AX-Series ULSA" its a good reel and wont seize up if you drop it in the water and its handled 5lb bass and 1lb cats(accidently)
answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago
by
juggaloboy
answer 2
Shamano Senna or Sendona
answered 4 months, 1 week ago
by
Largemouthlarry
 - Lynwood, IL. (Chicago Suburb)
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guides?
i bought an ugly stick lite and it has 9 guides and my old rod had 6 is it better if it has more?
asked 1 year, 4 months ago
by
lalo93
 - san antonio
on Shakespeare® Ugly Stik® Lite Spinning Rods
2 answers
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answer 1
All that means is that your line is going to be straiter on your rod and your casts will be smoother.
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Top 100 Contributor
answered 9 months ago
by
theike122
 - St.Louis MO
answer 2
Yes. The Ugly Stick with 9 guides will cast smoother than your rod with 6 guides.
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answered 1 year, 2 months ago
by
FLYBPS
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does this come in 6 feet medium one piece a or b hande?
asked 6 months ago
by
Cowboy42
 - Oklahoma
on Shakespeare® Ugly Stik® Lite Spinning Rods
1 answer
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answer 1
Not to many one peices, two piece rods for the most part, But there are one piece baitcasters
answered 4 months, 1 week ago
by
Largemouthlarry
 - Lynwood, IL. (Chicago Suburb)
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Trouble casting Medium Heavy
I can't get any distance using my new Ugly Stik Lite Medium Heavy 6'6'' using a Mitchell 300, 14-lb. Stren mono, and a Texas-rigged worm. Is it my setup, or could it be the rod?
asked 6 months ago
by
BassLance
 - SE Louisiana
on Shakespeare® Ugly Stik® Lite Spinning Rods
1 answer
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answer 1
I would say 14-lb mono is on the very heavy side for spinning tackle. Try to downsize to maybe 8 lb and you will cast farther. If you must use heavy line try Fireline, the 10 lb test has the diameter of 4 lb mono.
answered 5 months, 3 weeks ago
by
LeoP
 - Findlay, OH
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would a 6ft medium heavy work for catfish, pike, muskie and largemouth bass?
asked 7 months ago
by
torkel
on Shakespeare® Ugly Stik® Lite Spinning Rods
1 answer
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answer 1
For catfish, it should, bass without a doubt, pike I don't know a lot about, but for muskie, I would go with an 8'6, it gives you a lot more leverage to lean on 'em with.
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answered 7 months ago
by
aMpEnRgY1
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New bass fisher here!! I love my ugly sitck, but I wanted some feed back. Is it a good rod for bass??
asked 7 months ago
by
Anonymous
 - Ohio
on Shakespeare® Ugly Stik® Lite Spinning Rods
1 answer
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answer 1
Yes, I love my ugly stick for bass fishing, its strong, and its easy to feel even subtle bites on, I have it paired with a president spinning reel, and 10lb test Spiderwire Invisibraid, and it works great.
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Top 500 Contributor
answered 7 months ago
by
aMpEnRgY1
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I'm LMB fishing in heavy cover using 50lb braided will the 7"M work for me?
asked 3 weeks, 5 days ago
by
Anonymous
 - Florida
on Shakespeare® Ugly Stik® Lite Spinning Rods
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