Ugly Stik Tiger 7ft

Before I place an order for an ugly stik tiger I want to see if anyone want to get rid of theirs.

MODEL # BWC220170
7ft, 1 piece, Medium, 20-50 LB.
http://www.uglystik.com/uglystik-rods-casting-rods/ugly-stik-tiger-casting-rod/1365048.html#start=5

I was thinking of buying another one and I already own 4 of them.  My favorite all around rod.  It gets the job done on many types of fish

My son ordered a tiger stick lite jigging  rod last week and if I like it I am gonna order one. If that is the case I will most likely be willing to part with my 7' tiger stick standard. I have to check if it is med or med/heavy though but it's in great shape. I should know in a day or two

My son ordered a tiger stick lite jigging  rod last week and if I like it I am gonna order one. If that is the case I will most likely be willing to part with my 7' tiger stick standard. I have to check if it is med or med/heavy though but it's in great shape. I should know in a day or two

Cool. I also have a tiger lite, I like it for trolling.

J&D auto /AKA gone fishing is seaside behind h depot kind of--has them in stock good prices--all ---sizes in med---hvy---light--call ahead to confirm though

they sure do work good on salmon and rockfish charters too--light enough to bounce the gear and add action and strong enough to take getting bumped into and set in holders etc-- $4$ best rods made--warranty is awesome with them too

So whats peoples go to for dragging the dd and dodger for salmon?

20-50 or the 30-60... does the medium hold up fine or is the medium heavy better?

Either will work fine.

I've got one of the mediums. It's a solid, bomb proof rod. I think matanaska actually helped convince me to buy it.

A little warning, though... Before you take it fishing, you might want to check the guides closely. The first one I bought had a couple sharp metal burrs in one of the guides. Swapped it out for one that didn't have that problem and I've been happy with it ever sense.

So whats peoples go to for dragging the dd and dodger for salmon?

20-50 or the 30-60... does the medium hold up fine or is the medium heavy better?

I prefer the 6.5 ft, 15-40# Tiger (model #BWC2201) for salmon trolling.  The 20-50 and 30-60 are too heavy for my taste.

Any of those will work great. I also like using my 9' lamiglas with a diver sometimes.

There are better rods out there but for the price you can't beat the old ugly stik. I use a 7 ft MH single piece. I don't get worried when I get hung up on the rocks. It has the backbone to to straighten the hook or pop the split ring. I still use a uglystik that I got 20 years ago as a bass rod. It has been abused heavily and still kicking.

LoL, just order 2 or 3 of them - they are a bargain.
I have about 8 or so - for fresh and salt, really like the Tiger Lites, am about to order the 6'-6" TLspinning  for casting 1-2oz plastics.
After losing an expensive rod and other stuff to Davy Jones locker the Uglies are in the yak.

I've got one of the mediums. It's a solid, bomb proof rod. I think matanaska actually helped convince me to buy it.

A little warning, though... Before you take it fishing, you might want to check the guides closely. The first one I bought had a couple sharp metal burrs in one of the guides. Swapped it out for one that didn't have that problem and I've been happy with it ever sense.

Uglies have two types of guides. Wire- guides and the thick ones as seen below. I'm guessing you had one of the wire guides?

I only buy the thick guided rods.

The pic above is BWC model.
BWC22xxxx - Solid SS
BWCAO22xxxx - Aluminum Oxide Insert

Not sure which one is better.