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Complete Saltwater Kit

3.7
Rated 3.7 out of 5 stars
11
$46.99
Complete Saltwater Spinning Kit Prod | Ugly Stik®
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Complete Saltwater Kit

  • Rod Length: 7'
  • Rod Power: Medium Heavy
  • Number of Pieces: Telescopic - 2
  • Reel Size: 50
  • Reel Handle Position: Right/Left
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Get out on the water with the Ugly Stik® Saltwater Spinning kit, which features an original Ugly Stik rod with a variety of tackle to target saltwater species.

  • Model #: UGLYSWSPCOMPKIT
  • SKU: 1501808
Complete Saltwater Spinning Kit Prod | Ugly Stik®

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3.7
Rated 3.7 out of 5 stars
Based on 11 reviews
73%would recommend this product
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11 reviews
  • RL Profile picture for rizz l.google logo
    rizz l.
    Verified Reviewer
    1 week ago
    Rated 1 out of 5 stars
    HORRIBLE REEL

    HORRIBLE REEL ANYI REVERSE DOESNT WORK

    Ugly Stik Fishing
    1 week ago

    We’re sorry to hear you’re having an issue with the reel. We understand how frustrating it is when the anti-reverse isn’t working properly. We’d be happy to help get this resolved. Please reach out to our customer service team with your reel model and purchase information so we can look into the issue and provide the next steps for service or troubleshooting.

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    Todd
    3 weeks ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Great combo for rockfish and lingcod

    I bought 4 of these combos just for bottom fishing. I put 50lb braid and use 25 lb mono leader for fishing bottom fish off the oregon coast. last trip got a lingcod in the 15-20lb range.

    Ugly Stik Fishing
    2 weeks ago

    Thank you for sharing your experience! It sounds like these combos are working great for your bottom fishing setup. Using 50 lb braid with a 25 lb mono leader is a solid setup, and it’s great to hear the combo handled a 15–20 lb lingcod off the Oregon coast.

    We really appreciate you choosing our products and purchasing four combos. We hope they continue to perform well on your future trips!

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    gary k.
    Verified Reviewer
    2 weeks ago
    Rated 2 out of 5 stars
    Horrible reel, solid rod

    The rod, like all Ugly Stick rods, seems outstanding. The reel is not. It’s advertised as saltwater. First time using it it worked fine. Brought home and properly rinsed in fresh water. Second time out the handle was all but locked up and wouldn’t turn. If you get this for saltwater use more than once you might need to put a decent reel on it.

    Ugly Stik Fishing
    2 weeks ago

    Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We’re glad to hear you’re happy with the Ugly Stik rod, but we’re sorry to hear about the issues you experienced with the reel. We understand how frustrating it would be for the reel to become difficult to operate after only a couple of uses, especially when it was purchased for saltwater fishing.

    We’d appreciate the opportunity to look into this for you. Please email us a few photos of the reel and the issue you’re experiencing. Once we receive that information, we’ll be happy to review it and determine the best way to assist.

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    Sean
    1 month ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    5 Stars

    Great setup for the price!

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    Jim
    Verified Reviewer
    5 months ago
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    Solid

    Great setup for occasional saltwater fishing. Hooked some fish with the original tackle that came with it and is pretty solid. Nice to just take it out and throw it on and some bait on each hook. The tackle paired with it was well thought through and a good setup. I'd upgrade the reel of your going to do more serious fishing but I just kept it and put on 25 lb nylon/fluro hybrid yo zuri brand. Just string it properly with good tension and it is great cheap saltwater line. Very tough. The reel has great line amount so I put on 175 yards easy. For mostly pier fishing and bottom fishing for me so the reel just needs to be able to pull something in and don't need a crazy drag or a lot of bearings as most catches are well within the limits of the reel. For travel I'd reccomend wrapping it in some form of bubble wrap for a suitcase or a rod case as it does have eyelet inserts that can pop out if just tossed around. I'd reccomend the setup.