Shakespeare Fishing Ugly Stik Elite Ice Combo 36” Medium Heavy
Ugly won't quit. Ugly Stik® Elite rods feature premium cork handles, Ugly Tech™ construction, Ugly Tuff™ guides, and the Ugly Stik® Clear Tip® design
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Shakespeare Ugly Stik Elite Ice Spinning Fishing Rod : Sports & Outdoors
Ugly Stik Elite Spinning Combo
Shakespeare Ugly Stik Elite Ice Combo, 36, Medium Heavy
For the challenge of big game fishing, anglers around the world choose Ugly Stik Bigwater rods. Dependability, toughness, and durability is the backbone of this series. The Bigwater series features Ugly Tech construction with a combination of graphite and fiberglass to create a strong, yet sensitive rod, Ugly Tuff one-piece stainless steel guides to provide excellent durability and eliminate insert pop-outs, and Ugly Stik Clear Tip design for strength and sensitivity.
Ugly Stik Bigwater Spinning Rod
Get ready for this ice fishing season with the Ugly Stik Elite Ice Spinning Rod. Made with Ugly Tech construction and a combination of graphite and fiberglass, this Ugly Stik Elite Ice Spinning Rod is strong and sensitive. The Ugly Tuff one-piece stainless steel provides maximum durability and eliminates insert pop-outs. An Ugly Stik clear tip offers extra strength where you need it most without compromising sensitivity to even the lightest of strikes.
Ugly Stik Elite Ice Spinning Rod
Ugly won't quit. The Ugly Stik Elite series features 35% more graphite than Ugly Stik GX2 for a lighter weight rod while maintaining the legendary toughness you've come to expect from Ugly Stik. Ugly Stik Elite rods feature premium cork handles Ugly Tech construction Ugly Tuff guides and the Ugly Stik Clear Tip design.
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