UGLY STIK CATFISH SPECIAL SPINNING ROD 2PC 10′

The Ugly Stik Catfish Special Spinning Rod is specifically designed for catfish anglers who demand strength, durability, and a sensitive feel for the best fishing experience. With its unique construction and reinforced design, this two-piece spinning rod can handle the toughest fish in both fresh and saltwater environments. Whether you are targeting giant flatheads or channel cats, the Ugly Stik Catfish Special is the perfect choice for catfish enthusiasts seeking reliability and power.

Features:

• Tough and Durable: The Ugly Stik construction offers an unbeatable combination of strength and sensitivity.
• Graphite/ fiberglass blank: Provides superior durability and flexibility for better casting and sensitivity.
• Clear Tip Design: Helps enhance sensitivity for detecting even the slightest bite.
• Comfortable EVA grips: Ensures a secure and comfortable hold, reducing hand fatigue during long fishing sessions.
• Double-footed guides: For greater strength and increased casting distance.
• Two-piece design: Offers convenient storage and transport without compromising performance.

Specifications:

• Model: Ugly Stik Catfish Special Spinning Rod 2PC 10′
• Manufacturer Number: 1521526
• Rod Length: 10 feet
• Rod Power: Medium-Heavy
• Rod Action: Fast
• Material: Graphite and fiberglass construction
• Handle Type: EVA foam grip
• Pieces: 2-piece rod for easy transport
• Line Rating: 15-40 lb
• Lure Rating: 1-8 oz
• Guide Type: Double-footed guides
• Color: Black and silver

Where, When, How:

For optimal use, the Ugly Stik Catfish Special is best used in freshwater lakes, rivers, or reservoirs, particularly where larger catfish species are known to thrive. This rod excels during both day and night fishing, with its sensitivity and strength allowing you to feel even subtle bites in low-light conditions. Its ideal for targeting catfish in the 10-50 lb range. Use it with strong braided line or monofilament, and pair it with a reliable spinning reel. When fishing, cast near deep pools, rocky structures, or under bridges where catfish often hide. When reeling in, use a steady retrieval technique to avoid losing your catch.