Shakespeare Ugly Stik Carbon Spinning Rod Tapered flex fillet blade delivering powerful hooksets with responsive Style:72" Yellowfin Tuna

Name: Shakespeare Ugly Stik Carbon Spinning Rod Tapered flex fillet blade delivering powerful hooksets with responsive Style:72" Yellowfin Tuna
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 62086824450
Price: 84.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0207 (18 reviews)

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Shakespeare Ugly Stik Carbon Spinning Rod Tapered flex fillet blade delivering powerful hooksets with responsive Style:72" Yellowfin Tuna delivering powerful hooksets with responsive action All F R ACTION Introducing the Ugly Stik® Carbon series featuring 100% graphite for a lightweight rod Ugly Tech™ construction featuring 100% 24 ton graphite for a lightweight and well balanced rod

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