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Message Subject: Trolling Rod
esox3
Posted 3/14/2012 1:59 PM (#545969)
Subject: Trolling Rod


Anyone use a Shakespeare Ugly Stix Big Water Trolling Rod for muskies? If so, what length? Thinking about giving one a try due to the low price.
Thanks
hchad
Posted 3/14/2012 2:10 PM (#545971 - in reply to #545969)
Subject: RE: Trolling Rod




Posts: 281


I have a custom st croix 9ft 3inch trolling rod. I never troll would part w it for$100. Let me know

Chad
Jeff Hanson
Posted 3/14/2012 6:12 PM (#546018 - in reply to #545971)
Subject: RE: Trolling Rod




Posts: 964


Yes I have two 10' Ugly stix they have held up great even pulling big baits.
I would get them. Lots of people that saw mine and used them all bought them.
Good luck,
Jeff Hanson
madisonmuskyguide.com
horsehunter
Posted 3/14/2012 6:21 PM (#546022 - in reply to #545969)
Subject: Re: Trolling Rod




Location: Eastern Ontario
Jeff do you what model # the rod you use is?
Jeff Hanson
Posted 3/14/2012 10:52 PM (#546076 - in reply to #546022)
Subject: Re: Trolling Rod




Posts: 964


Frank,
They are BWDD 1100 - 10'0"
I have been very happy with them. i have not ran giant baits with them, a friend of mine runs plows on his. But i have ran 10" belivers, MX9's ,10" scubas, 10" Musky Magnets and 13" grandmas they have been great
Jeff
horsehunter
Posted 3/15/2012 7:07 AM (#546101 - in reply to #545969)
Subject: Re: Trolling Rod




Location: Eastern Ontario
Thanks Jeff after 30 years of casting arthritis is forcing me to learn how to troll and save my casting for the last 2 hours of daylight.
pike2772
Posted 3/16/2012 10:22 AM (#546445 - in reply to #545969)
Subject: Re: Trolling Rod




Posts: 147


Location: Chesterton, Indiana
I will second Jeff on the Ugly sticks he is using. My cousin uses a tiger light for his live bait set up too. Like the rods, prices, and durabiity.
saint1
Posted 3/20/2012 3:12 PM (#547267 - in reply to #545969)
Subject: Re: Trolling Rod




Posts: 332


Location: Neenah, WI
Black River Live and Troll is a great Multi purpose rod Live Bait and Trolling
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