Ugly Stik USTEJG100200C581 Tiger Elite Jig Casting Rod
by Ugly Stik
Perfect for applications like vertical jigging for pelagics, wreck fishing, and deep water bottom fishing, the Tiger Elite Jigging Rods have built a reputation of having unrelenting power with anglers coast to coast.
Price: $79.95
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| Model TD Code | Type | Length | Power | Line Weight | Lure Weight | Gimbal | Guides | Price |
| USTEJG100200C581 SHA-0381 | Jigging | 5'8'' 1 pc | Extra Heavy | 100-200lb | 8-14oz | Yes | 8 | $79.95 USD | |||
The Ugly Stik Tiger Elite Jig Casting rods provide the power and toughness you need to prevail over the biggest beasts in the deep. These rod blanks are built with a precise blend of graphite and fiberglass to provide the optimum balance between strength and durability. The Ugly Stik Tiger Elite Jigging rods feel right at home when paired with heavy tackle, and are up to the challenge when bottom fishing or jigging in super deep water with heavy weights. Perfect for applications like vertical jigging for pelagics, wreck fishing, and even stand-up deep dropping, the Tiger Elite Jigging Rods have built a reputation of having unrelenting power with anglers coast to coast. All models are fitted with Ugly Tuff one-piece stainless steel double footed guides and comfortable fighting length EVA handles. Naturally, these rods are equipped with a rubber gimbal at the base making them ready for fighting belts and rod holders. All models are covered by a 7 year limited warranty.
5 Stars based on 2 reviews
By Jim
Orleans, MA
Cod/ Haddock
December 17, 2019
I have 6 of these rods for cod and Haddock fishing. They are great for the money!
Pros
- Price
- Durability
By william
New Jersey
Classics
August 18, 2019
these rods have been around for a while and rightfully so. They are really an all purpose rods for a really good price.
1 Question &
1 Answer
Murtagh LaCroix
from Garland, TX asked:
May 6, 2021
Texas Gulf Coast (offshore) - hunting Red Snapper, Amberjacks, Mackerel, King Mackerel - party boat over wrecks and near rigs. Also might make it up to British Columbia / Alaska July/August for Halibut at 200ft depth. So all saltwater applications. Is this rod up to handling these fish? Thinking a 5.6 or 6 at most for leverage, but at the same time, like a rod that helps fight the fish (versus fighting the fisherman). Plan to use fighting belt. Also, recommendations for reel, maybe 2 stage reel as well that will pair well with this rod. Plan to use 80 lb braid. Bait and/or jigging. Appreciate feedback soonest. Thanks
1 Answer
This rod is going to hold up this absolutely I might even suggest moving down to a Heavy power rod, if you don't mind going over the 6ft length and also depending on the size of the fish and the lures. These rods are very strong and I would recommend the Penn FTH30LD2 Lever Drag 2-Speed Reel. This combo will be able to handle all of those fish easily and the reel holds 455 yds of 80lb braid plenty for what you want to do.
Submitted by:
Paul Olah
on May 21, 2021
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