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Are Shakespeare fishing rods any good?

Are Shakespeare fishing rods any good?

Shakespeare rods are generally toward the lower end of the price range but offer decent performance. They will not be as light and as sensitive as more expensive rods, but will do the job. The Ugly Stick line is noted for its durability.

Who makes Shakespeare fishing rods?

Pure Fishing

What brand of fishing rod is best?

Here are the 10 best fishing rods and reels to buy before heading out to fish.

  • Shakespeare Ugly Stik GX2 1-Piece Fishing Rod and Spinning Reel Combo, 7 Feet.
  • Shimano Solara Fishing Rod.
  • Ugly Stik Elite Spinning Rod 6’6″
  • Fenwick AETOS Fly Fishing Rod – 7ft 3wt.
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  • Shimano Stradic CI4 2500FB HG Freshwater Spinning Reel.

Are Shakespeare spinning reels any good?

For anglers looking for an affordable entry into learning how to use baitcast reels, this Shakespeare reel is an excellent choice. Not only is it lightweight, but it is also incredibly easy to use. This makes for a smooth transition into learning how to use baitcasting reels.

What is a 7/10 heavy rod good for?

My Quantum Signature Series Tour KVD 7-10 medium action rod allows me to load and launch a Strike King 6XD farther than conventional length rods. In addition, the longer rod moves more line when setting the hook or for catching up with fish that take my football jig off a ledge in deep water after a long cast.

Does rod lure weight matter?

If you have too light of a lure, the rod will not load properly and result in a shorter cast. If you’ve got too heavy of a weight, the rod will load too much and have a sluggish cast. If you have the right weighted lure on, the rod will load properly and achieve optimal casting distance.

What lures for heavy rod?

The Heavy (H) power is not commonly used unless situations call for extreme-sized lures and large leveraging power. Rods with this power are typically Flipping Jigs, Punch rigs, Hollow Frogs, Deep Diving Crankbaits, and huge Topwater baits. They work best with ⅜-ounce to 1 ½-ounce (or 14 to 25-pound test) lures.

How far can a 10 foot rod cast?

Typical casts should easily launch 80 or 90 yards but when the break zone is further out you may need to achieve even greater distance of 200 yards or more.

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