im always looking for new poles to try and this is one thank you.

i owned about 3 or 4 ugly sticks rod, and they are the one the best rods out on the market for big fish .

great pole

ive never tried a ugly stick LITE! my brother has a bass pro shop brand lite rod but twice it has came apart unexpected just from casting. definatly dont want that when your hook is set on a trophy fish. i have a ugly stick and this bad boy has been bring up some fighters: 9lb rainbow trout, 13.2lb carp, and 17.6lb catfish, so ugly stick is a good brand. i wanna try this lite for jigs and see how long it stays in the fight.

I have a light weight ugly stick and would love to try this one out. Thank you.

I own Ugly Sticks in Ultralight, Light, and Medium. I use the UL and L for most fishing (walleye, bass, perch, bluegill, catfish...) The Medium is mainly used for Muskie, Northern Pike and Trout. Best rods for the money. Caught a 27 inch walleye on the ultra light and a 44 inch Northern pike on the medium.

I've heard a lot about ugly sticks but never given them a try to see if their as good as advertised. I'd like to give this product a try.

I own four. UGLY STICKS RODS and in my opinion they are the BEST RODS in this price range! I have not broke one yet. Very tough RODS !!

i had one lost in move i loved it i would love to have one.

i would like to try this rod. i only use Shakespeare rods, i have a pond/lake Shakespeare rod and i never leave without it.

I have 3 older UGLY sticks and have caught many Bass, Pan-fish and some Northern Pike with them. I have never had a problem with them. My Dad still has some OLD UGLY sticks and has always told me to buy them. I would love to try the UGLY stick Light. GOOD RODS for the money.

I have 2 ultra lite ugly stick i don,t go fishing with out them I use them for lures ican cast them farther than my more exspensive rods I have trout to 10lbs and bass to 12lbs love the feel of them. I want to get the medium and heavy ugly sticks

I own 4 ugly sticks and wouldnt trade them for anything I would like to try this new pole. lets see if it can pull in a 4lbs cat like my 3ft ugly stick did with 6lbs tes. these are great poles.

i would really like to test this ulgy stick brother has one and he really likes it

i bought one of these as a replacement for a UL rod that a friend stepped on and snapped in half, this rod has been bent into a circle and doesn't break, it is great for any UL or L fishing, which id my specialty, i have a pflueger micro reel equipped with it

from big daddy dri I have used ugly sticks for over 20yrs can't beat it when it comes too strenght.You can actually tie on a five gallon bucket full of water n pick it up without it breaking the rod

I would love to try this rod. Have been wanting an Ugly Stik for some time, just haven't found one I liked. This could be the one.

i have the shakepeare spinning rod and it great for bass i would love to try the baitcasting rod.

I own two baitcasting models 7' and I love both. They have a good feel to them and they haldle fish good.

my eye broke on ugly stick years ago they cost 30 bucks at wallmart wont take back been over 7 years caught me alot of fish i have a 7 foot shakespear know nice rod but the ugly stick the beat ill say whish i can try that lol

i have heard about the ugly stick but never used one, how dfferent is this one compaed to the ugly sticks that walmart sells, i bought one for my oldest son from walmart and he caught a 12 and a half pound walleye and snapped the pole in half. it was a heck of a fight too, lasted for about 17 minutes till the fish finally gave up.

I own 3 of these rod of different lenths and weight of size of fish you can catch on them.Awsome rods.

I've owned an ugly stick 6'6" Med fast since 1996 and pulled everything from 15lb salmon to 30lbs paddle fish, in 2005 the tip finally broke from lifting a 20" walleye up a 15' lookout dock! 10yrs of hard fishing! went out and bought exactly the same 1 but with the cork style. Ugly stick FTW!

i have an ugly stic 6'6" medium action for a while. brought in lots of bass walleyes, pike and catfish including a 70 pound lake sturgeon in the wolf river in wisconsin.