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Carbon Jigging Casting Rod

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Carbon Jigging Casting Rod| Ugly Stik®
Carbon Jigging Casting Rod| Ugly Stik®
Carbon Jigging Casting Rod| Ugly Stik®
Carbon Jigging Casting Rod| Ugly Stik®
Carbon Jigging Casting Rod| Ugly Stik®
Carbon Jigging Casting Rod| Ugly Stik®
Carbon Jigging Casting Rod| Ugly Stik®
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Carbon Jigging Casting Rod

Rod Length
  • Rod Length 5'8"
  • Rod Power Heavy
  • Line Rating 80 - 200 lb
  • # Pieces 1
  • Rod Action Moderate Fast
  • SKU: 1625096
  • Model Number: USCBJG80200C58

The Ugly Stik® Carbon Inshore Jigging rods were built for jigging applications but can be utilized in a variety of techniques. Crafted with 100% graphite for a lightweight rod, crisp actions, and increased sensitivity while maintaining the legendary toughness expected from Ugly Stik.

Carbon Jigging Casting Rod| Ugly Stik®
Carbon Jigging Casting Rod| Ugly Stik®
Carbon Jigging Casting Rod| Ugly Stik®
Carbon Jigging Casting Rod| Ugly Stik®
Carbon Jigging Casting Rod| Ugly Stik®
Carbon Jigging Casting Rod| Ugly Stik®
Carbon Jigging Casting Rod| Ugly Stik®

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    grayden
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    17 hours ago
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    I am wondering what reel gos good with this rod the 6ft 2inch

    Ugly Stick Fishing
    17 seconds ago

    Thank you for the question! When selecting a reel to pair with a 6′2″ casting rod like your Carbon Jigging Casting Rod, here are a few guidelines to help you match a reel correctly:

    Reel size / gear ratio: For a casting rod in the 6′2″ length, a medium-size baitcasting or spinning reel is often a good match. You don’t need an oversized reel — a mid-size reel will balance weight and casting/handling well.

    Target species and lure weight: Choose a reel whose line capacity and drag are suited to the fish or lures you intend to use (e.g., lighter line for smaller fish/lures, heavier line for big fish or heavy lures).

    Comfort and balance: When attached, the rod + reel should feel balanced — not too heavy at the tip or butt. A reel that’s neither too light nor too bulky helps the combo cast smoothly and maintain control.