Catfish Casting Rod
Catfish Casting Rod
Free Shipping
Free shipping on all orders
7-Year Warranty
Includes an industry-leading warranty
Easy Returns
Return within 30 days of ship date
Ugly Stik® has designed this series specifically for catfish. All Ugly Stik® rods feature the Ugly Stik® Clear Tip® for sensitivity, Ugly Tech™ construction for toughness and durability, and Ugly Tuff™ one-piece stainless steel guides.
NO, THANKS
Gallery
- KKarlVerified Reviewer2 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsUgly Stick e glass catfish rods
I love these rods. By far my favorite fishing rods.
They are durable and flexible. Able to haul in the big fish and sensitive enough to feel the smallest nibbles.
It's balanced very nice with the back bone in the correct spot. When other rods break my ugly stick e glass catfish rods out perform all others in my collection. I like that it has some weight to it for catfishing. Maybe not the best choice for casting for bass all day. These are by far my favorite fishing rods.
- JSJoe S.Verified Reviewer5 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsAwesome
I use this rod for bass and pike for the last 2 years and it works perfectly! Never had a problem with it at all. Yes it has great feel for when the fish are biting. I’ve had a panfish nibble on my frog I was using and felt it so yes you can definitely feel the bite. I want to try carbon fiber Rods but I don’t know how they would be compared to this. I hate losing fish because of bad equipment so I have stuck with this and I feel safe fighting big pike out of the weeds. Just my opinion.
- BBrian5 months agoRated 5 out of 5 stars5 Stars
Can't beat the price for a rod like this.
- RBRob B.Verified Buyer6 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsAwesome Stik
I own 4 of these and had them for 16 years. Fished for catfish on the Mississippi River 4 or 5 months out of the year and they still are in great shape. But glad to see they switched to the stainless eyes. I have another one one order.
- Ccatman-do2 years agoRated 3 out of 5 starsGimbal for a catfish rod??
Could be an amazing catfish rod, but yet again, this manufacturer refuses to listen to their customers. How utterly stupid when they could be selling so many more of theses! The gimbal, which no freshwater catfish angler uses, has ruined this rod. I guess you could trim it off with a knife so it could be used in a rod holder, but why should we have to do that?