Storm’s newest hardbaits labeled under the Arashi line come in shallow-, medium- and deep- diving versions. All feature a circuit board bill and a self-straightening line tie.
Costa Del Mar’s Conch offers a comfortable large fit and a super tough frame. The lenses feature 100 percent polarization and UV protection. The wearer can choose glass or plastic lenses in five colors, and the frame comes in palladium or gunmetal. The retail price is $279.
The classic Rogue got a makeover for this year with sharper hooks, an internal weight transfer system and a number of sharp new color schemes. But, it’s still got that old “Rogue roll” that made it so popular and effective.
The Buzz Plug is a retro-looking topwater that might be what your tacklebox has been missing. It’s part buzzbait, part chugger and all commotion. The double upturned hook allows this critter to crawl over logs, muck and detritus, and its buoyancy allows you to stop it on the retrieve, unlike a regular buzzbait.
Cut is a classic-style sunglass with a large fit. It comes in four frame colors, including ocean and coconut fade, with multiple lens options. Cut retails for $219.
The new Scatter Rap line from Rapala is making waves, and squirmy retrieves for anglers all across the US. The unique bill makes the lure drift back-and-forth upon retrieve in what Rapala calls “evasive action.”
The new Scatter Rap line from Rapala is making waves, and squirmy retrieves for anglers all across the US. The unique bill makes the lure drift back-and-forth upon retrieve in what Rapala calls “evasive action.”
The new Scatter Rap line from Rapala is making waves, and squirmy retrieves for anglers all across the US. The unique bill makes the lure drift back-and-forth upon retrieve in what Rapala calls “evasive action.”
If the Scatter Rap Shad looks familiar, it’s because it’s based off the tried-and-true Scatter Rap. The new Scatter Rap line from Rapala is making waves, and squirmy retrieves for anglers all across the US. The unique bill makes the lure drift back-and-forth upon retrieve in what Rapala calls “evasive action.”
Regular squarebills, bow to your king, the SKT 110 Magnum. This Skeet Reese-designed crankbait is designed with big bites in mind. It’s got all the action and fish-catching ability you’ve come to expect from Lucky Craft, but it ratchets up the lunker quotient just a hair with its 110-mm size and gaff-like hooks. Look for the even bigger deep-diver, too.
Jackall is introducing another must-have hardbait for 2014: the Jockie. Combining topwater design with jerkbait action, the new Jackall Jockie 120 was created by Kazuto Yamaki and is offered in six colors. A âBikkuri Minnowâ type lure, its diamond shaped lip allows it to dive straight with a quick turn of your reel, plus its bottom cup makes a popping sound when the lure hits the water. The Jockie 120âs rear moving weight system means long casting distances for a pop, dive and roll action, plus a unique inner scale molding design provides for fish-attracting underwater flash.
Jackall is introducing another must-have hardbait for 2014: the Jockie. Combining topwater design with jerkbait action, the new Jackall Jockie 120 was created by Kazuto Yamaki and is offered in six colors. A âBikkuri Minnowâ type lure, its diamond shaped lip allows it to dive straight with a quick turn of your reel, plus its bottom cup makes a popping sound when the lure hits the water. The Jockie 120âs rear moving weight system means long casting distances for a pop, dive and roll action, plus a unique inner scale molding design provides for fish-attracting underwater flash.
Featuring Jackallâs unique curved lip design, the new Kawashi Mikey 140 swimbaits enables anglers to crank it deep while deflecting cover and potentials snags. Offered in six colors including ayu, trout, pink piraruku, black piraruku, jungle and ghost pearl gill, the Kawashi Mikey 140 has an enhanced three-piece jointed body design for life-like swimming action, plus the feather hooks act as fish attractants â especially the rear hook which resembles the tail of a baitfish.
Straits is a semi-rimless sunglass made to fit comfortably on extra-large faces. The durable nylon frame comes in white, silver or black matte, and the lenses come in silver mirror and gray. Expect to pay about $189 for Straits.
Bomber has released a slew of new colors for the venerable Long A.
This little guy is no lightweight in shallow-water fishing. Its unique bill and high buoyancy keep it snag-free and rolling and wobbling erratically. Gamakatsu hooks keep fish buttoned up.
The Aruku Shad has been downsized. Not fired, but simply made smaller in a 1/2-ounce size to appeal to more fish.
Jackall brings its most advanced spinnerbait to the U.S. and Canada anglers with the new Super Eruption. They are available in both 3/8- and 1/2-ounce sizes, and are offered in eight colors â noike green back, wakasagi, black back chartreuse, white, bluegill, pearl chartreuse, peanut craw and tidal craw. Featuring a reverse tear drop blade that spins immediately when hits the water, the Super Eruption spinnerbaits are constructed with 0.8mm SUS304 stainless steel wire for transmitting vibrations, while the contrasting front and back colors on the blades help attract bass in stained water conditions.
Anglers will âfeel the lifeâ with Jackallâs new Spade Jig T.G. tungsten jigs. Available in both 3/8- and 1/2-ounce sizes, the jig features a unique pre-bent silicon skirt that perfectly imitates the legs of crawfish. With a weed guard to minimize snags so it can be fished in light cover, along with a spade shaped design to keep it standing, the Spade Jig T.G. comes in eight colors – sniper pink purple, black/blue, black/purple, green pumpkin chartreuse, amber craw, watermelon candy, green pumpkin candy and grass shrimp.
This hollow frog walks, spits chugs and pops, thanks to the concave mouth. A barbaric double hook ensures you boat what bites.
This wide-bodied topwater frog is easily walked and also spits and chugs thanks to the wide mouth.
Gill’s Speed sunglasses float, so if you drop them in the water, you can still catch them before they go down deep. Speed comes in black or brown, and the lenses are polarized and offer UV protection. It retails for $89.95.
Yo-Zuri has expanded its popular color-changing Sashimi line of hardbaits for ICAST 2013. Also, be one the lookout for the new 3DB Series of baits.
The Beetle Spin’R bait is slightly larger this year, but retains its famous single willowleaf blade and twin-tail trailer.
This crankbait is slightly larger in size than most squarebills without being intrusive or obnoxiously huge. Its thick bill deflects off of cover with ease. It’s also got an enhanced sound chamber and oversized 3D eyes.
Featuring a “Catamaran Mouth”, the Pony Frog spits & splashes for a unique walking action, and can even chug like a popper when worked with longer sweeps of the rod.
The Ito Shiner is based on the hand carved balsa that inspired the Vision Oneten and the Megabass jerk bait revolution. Long a custom balsa for Megabass pros and Yuki Ito himself, the Ito Shiner has been re-imagined in injection-molded form, and perfected with a Triple Tungsten MovingBalancer System (PAT.). The Ito Shiner is scheduled for limited release, and destined for tournament duty.
Featuring three rattle chambers, tungsten balancers, and a painstakingly designed hydrodynamic profile, the 1/2oz. Vibration-X Jr. takes the lipless crank to a new level.
Two running depths. One lure. Featuring Megabass’ patented Knuckle system, the squarebill of the Knuckle60 Jr. features two distinct positions which allow you to target two depths: Position No. 1 runs with a tight wobble at 0 to 1 foot. Position No. 2 runs 3 to 4 feet deep with a wider, enticing wobble that is designed for contact.
The legendary Vision Oneten debuts in Jr. size, featuring the same profile, action, and flat-out performance that propelled the Oneten to the top of the jerkbait charts. When the bait bite gets tough, the Jr. will get the job done.
Duo, maker of the high-end Realis line of hardbaits, is revealing a few prototypes at ICAST 2013. This is what the new Realis jerkbait will look like.
Here’s the crankbait, a squarebill.
The swimbait will be a streamlined, jointed number.
The Darts Hog is a trailer made to be paired with Jackall’s new Spade Jig, but it can also be fished alone on a finesse Texas rig. The end of the claws are made with powdered glass which makes them buoyant, for one of the most realistic crawfish looks around.
Mike Iaconelli designed the Back Slide as a finesse worm that can dig into places most baits can’t go. The rear of it is weighted with a big dose of salt, so when rigged Texxas style on a light wire 2/0 hook, it slides backward on the fall and into cover.
The split grip of the flipping and pitching rod is premium split-grip cork.
Another technique-specifiic action in the Skeleton series is a nice drop shot rod.
Only premium components are used in the making of the Skeleton series.
Tested by Japanese monster bass angler Tetsuya Nakamura, the Body Balance jighead has proved itself as a deadly swimbait weapon. Featuring a double hook-keeper and a low center-of-gravity design, the Body Balance keeps swimbaits running true, and minimizes the body twist that can spook wise old lunkers, and throw hook-points off target.
Care to wager a guess why this is named the Rocket or painted a screaming shade of orange? Because it’s the fastest reel to hit the market – period. It’s got many of the high-end internals of the MGX, but with a key difference: It’s gear ratio is – brace yourself – 9.0:1. It chews up a freaky 37 inches of line per turn of the reel handle (that’s more than a yard per turn) and features 11 bearings and 20 pounds of drag.
Quantum’s new line of Exo casting rods are reported to be the nicest sticks that have ever come from Quantum, according to Quantum and Bassmaster Elite Series pro Gerald Swindle.
St. Croix has added to its already sizeable line of budget-friendly Triumph sticks with more technique-specific actions. Though they’re not $300, you’d be hard-pressed to find the features on the Triumph on rods that sell for less than that.
Featuring the pinnacle of Megabass technology, the new Destroyer X7 features upgraded high-modulus low-resin blanks, multi-axis blank construction, custom components, and that fit and finish that can only be Megabass. The rod has evolved.
G.Loomis has more than 20 new technique-specific actions for this season, all of them built to the exacting specs you’ve come to expect from Loomis.
Quantum’s new Iron reels are aimed at giving anglers exceptional value with high-end features. First, layered on the outside is the protection of Saltguard 2.0 which contains a Quantum exclusive SCR Alloy that is impurity free to prevent a source for corrosion to set in. The SCR Alloy is then covered in Quantumâs proprietary coating process to further prevent rust and assure long-range performance. Inside Ironâs salt-protected chamber is a watertight Performance Tuned Carbon Stainless Ceramic (CSC) drag system that resists heat and warping.
CastAway has several new actions for this year under its Skeleton line, including a flipping- and pitching-specific model.
The Chronarch you know and love just got lightyears better. CI4+, a new carbon material, is all over this reel, making it corrosion-proof, light and freaky strong.
The engineers at Quantum have outkicked the coverage of the price range on this reel. The Energy now has a spinning version that has weight-reducing features found in the Exo line, but for $139. The main shaft is made of aluminum for lightweight durability, and a performance tuned carbon stainless ceramic drag system, unique to Quantum, performs flawlessly no matter how much heat is applied during a drag-screaming run from a big fish. Further unique to Quantumâs Performance Tuned durability is a bend resistant, nickel titanium bail wire that has a lifetime warranty.
The Tour MG is built with an extremely lightweight magnesium frame with carbon side covers for a retail price thatâs as much as $300 less than some of the magnesium baitcasters on the market. Loaded with 11 PT bearings, an Internal Centrifugal cast control system not only helps dial-in spool tension to changes in lure weights and wind direction, but also helps reduce weight by taking heavier magnetic controls off the reel.
Zebco’s famous 33 gets a hot of upgrades for its 60th anniversary. Tangle free fishing in 2014 begins with the new 33âs uniquely designed T-ring that greatly reduces the fishing lineâs ability to travel behind the spinnerhead. Plus, âbirdsâ nestsâ are further prevented from getting behind the spinnerhead by an innovative no-tangle pick-up pin control arm configuration. Perhaps one of the biggest misperceptions about spincast reels is that they are built for small fish. Well, for years Zebcoâs 33 has proven that false, and the brand new MicroFine Drag adjustment will further confirm the 33âs ability to land big fish through smoother, more precise, and accurate drag settings. The 3.6:1 gear systems in the 60th anniversary edition feature the tightest tolerances ever built into a Zebco 33, collecting a fast 19.1 inches of line per turn versus the slower 3.3:1 gear ratio and 18 inches of line per turn in the reels of yesteryear.
Watch for an array of Lazer Sharp-armed jigs this season, too.
Abu Garcia is inundating the market with new reels, and each of them are upgraded. The Orra line gets a crankin’ reel that oughta fit the pocketbook of any angler with the Winch. It’s 5.4:1 gear ratio is ideal for easing big deep divers down ledges or pulling squarebills through jungle-like shallow cover. A big handle takes the work out of cranking all day.
Stren’s Fluorocast is said to be the easiest casting fluorocarbon on the market. Many times fluorocarbon gets “stale” and kinky, but Fluorocast is supposed to keep its suppleness for a long time.
This braid is the first to wear the Trilene name, and it’s already got the pros’ stamp of approval. It’s available in Tracer pattern, with alternating colors or solid colors.
Gill, maker of high-end rainwear, is rolling out a line of shades this year that remedy a problem every angler has had: lost shades. These and the rest of the line float and are 100% polarized and protect you from all the sun’s harmful rays.
This mono takes the guesswork out of choosing a great-performing all-around line. Shakespeare is a name folks have relied on for generations and now the name extends into monofilament.
If you have a hard time seeing your line as it drapes across the water, Glow-Vis braid is the line for you. As it sits on top, it appears to glow, but once underwater the coating makes the line disappear.
The Sofia is Gill’s ladies sunglass in the floating shades collection. Suntan lotion and fingerprints won’t stick to the lenses. Plus, the wearer can enjoy glare-free vision and clear contrasts. Sofia comes in a matte dark gray/blue or black, and it costs $89.95.
Long known for its top-of-the-line shades, Costa is expanding its thread line to include performance fabrics that keep you dry and cool even under the hottest conditions.
Not only is this hat stylish, it’s nice and cool, thanks to a vented mesh back. Look for lots of new designs on trucker-style Costa hats this year.
The Costa Del Mar Performance clothing line.
Don’t forget about your lady friend when picking up new swag for yourself. Costa’s visors come in pretty shades for her.
Your reputation doesn’t have to be spotless to sport the Saint, one of Wiley X’s newest frames. They’re polarized and come with all the protection you’ve come to expect from Wiley X.
Smith’s Frontman features thick arms to block out lots of peripheral light and polarized lenses that provide all the UV protection you’ll need.
The Static is ideal for smaller faces but still features large lenses for lots of coverage. The lenses are shatterproof and offer 100 percent UV protection and polarization. The wraparound frame comes in matte black with smoke green lenses or pearl while with silver flash lenses.
Carhartt has delved into technical clothing and the result is perfect for anglers. The Force line wicks sweat, repel stains and keep you cool on the water.
Gill’s Tactic shades are part of the company’s floating sunglasses collection. They come with 100 percent UV protection and polarized lenses. Tactic comes in matte black or silver and costs $89.95.
Gill, maker of high-end rainwear, is rolling out a line of shades this year that remedy a problem every angler has had: lost shades. These and the rest of the line float and are 100% polarized and protect you from all the sun’s harmful rays.
Inlet by Costa Del Mar has a snug, medium fit. The frame is made of durable co-injected nylon. Frame options go from the funky â pomegranate fade and coral â to the traditional black or tortoise. Several lens options and colors are available. The retail price is $169.
Gill, maker of high-end rainwear, is rolling out a line of shades this year that remedy a problem every angler has had: lost shades. These and the rest of the line float and are 100% polarized and protect you from all the sun’s harmful rays.
Spectrum sunglasses float, so you don’t have to freak out if they go overboard. Plus, the hydrophobic outer coating sheds water and reduces salt residue. The lenses also repel other vision detractors, such as fingerprints, sunscreen and oil. Spectrum comes in matte black or matte dark brown and retails for $89.95.
Tower by Costa Del Mar has a frame built of Monel, a super tough, corrosion-resistant alloy material. It comes in three frame colors â gunmetal, gold and palladium â and four lens colors. It costs $199. Tower protects eyes from UV rays and is fully polarized.
The Ansil is named after Bahamian bonefish angler Ansil Saunders. The semi-rimless frame is made of nylon and has an extra-large fit. Ansil comes with Costa’s 580P lenses in several colors. Ansil costs $169.
Costa’s Cayan is a stylish rimless sunglass with an extra-large fit. The 580P lenses come in blue mirror and gray, and the frames come in thunder gray and tortoise. Retail price for these sunglasses is $179.
Wearers can go retro with Costa’s new Prop sunglass, based on a classic design from the 1950s. It comes in six frame colors, including one that has a black front and white sides. Choose from four lens colors and two lens models. Prop costs $169.
Costa Del Mar is rolling out lots of new shades for 2013-2014. All are fully polarized and are available with Costa’s patented 580 lens technology that blocks out the sun’s most harmful rays.
Costa’s Tuna Alley sunglasses won Best of Show in the Eyewear category at ICAST, the world’s largest sportfishing trade show. Tuna Alley offers a large, wrap-around fit to protect against outside glare. The front frame vents to alleviate lens fogging, as well as a no-slip interior lining to keep them in place all day. The sunglass is available in tortoise, matte black, white, crystal and blackout, in the full spectrum of Costa 580 lenses.
Miss Brit is a ladies sunglass with a medium fit. It offers 100 percent polarization and UV protection. The stylish frames come in four colors: tortoise, ocean, coral and squall. Wearers can choose among five lens colors in glass or plastic. You’ll pay about $169 for these sunglasses.
Costa Del Mar’s Hatch is a semi-rimless sunglass made with a large fit. The lenses â which come in multiple colors â provide 100 percent UV protection and are polarized. The frame comes in five colors, including a camo option. The retail price is $179.
TroKar is unveiling new hooks, baits and packaging for 2013-’14. Here’s the burly new flipping hook with permanent bait keeper.
Gill, maker of high-end rainwear, is rolling out a line of shades this year that remedy a problem every angler has had: lost shades. These and the rest of the line float and are 100% polarized and protect you from all the sun’s harmful rays Squad comes in black or red and costs $70.
Costa Del Mar is offering a limited re-release of the Grand Catalina, a popular vintage model. It has a comfortable large fit and is made with a stainless steel integral hinge. The durable nylon frame comes in seven colors, including a red white and blue white, which have a colored front and white sides. Grand Catalina costs $169.
This is an ideal hook for skinny finesse worms, like Roboworms and Trick Worms.
This tube hook has a huge gap for all the bait’s plastic to fold into, resulting in more hookups.
This hook is designed to keep your baits at just the right angle for drop shotting.
TroKar hooks now come in pack quantities up to 15 hooks, offering more value.
This pint-sized jig is perfect for small waters or finesse situations and retains all of the weedlessness and fish attraction of its larger brother.
Fish where lunkers roam? Upgrade to an umbrella rig that’s tough enough to tame them. This rig combines stout hooks, big Berkley Split Belly swimbaits and burly wire to make one of the most beastly umbrella rigs there is.
Other times finesse is the only way to get a bite and the Ripple Shad Schooling Rig is the answer. This tri-bait rig is ideal for tough fishing conditions or for use in states that limit the number of hooks you can have per bait.
Star brite’s flagship product, Star Tron, fights ethanol-related problems, stabilizes fuel and rejuvenates old gas by using proprietary enzymes rather than regular old petroleum technology. It also cleans valves, injectors and fuel lines and restores lost power and economy.
This cleaner keeps your hull looking good thanks to dirt-repelling PTEF polymers that provide the best in UV protection for your finish. It also adds shine and enhances color and can be used on fiberglass, vinyl, paint, polished and metal surfaces
Have you neglcted cleaning your boat or trailer to the point that there’s considerable crud build-up on them? Knock it out with Extreme Clean, Star brite’s most powerful and versatile cleaner.
Sure, you may keep your boat nice and shiny, but how about your truck? A dirty truck and clean boat is like wearing dirty shoes with a clean suit. Clean your rig with Gunk’s new line of cleaners made tough enough for the dirtiest cars, trucks and SUVs.
This is the closest you’ll come to a commercial-grade food vacuum sealer. The Titanium from Food Saver is the most durable and powerful Food Saver yet with more capacity and features than any other model.
Sure, you’ve got a waterproof case on your phone, but what good will it do you when the phone heads to the bottom of the lake? Don’t let that happen with Gear Keeper’s phone tether. It plugs securely into your iPhone and then to your beltloop.
This high-output LED is perfect for illuminating your boat’s rod lockers or when used in a pair, they’ll light up your deck.
The Kilroy is the latest kayak in Jackson’s line, and it’s being touted as one of the most angler-friendly kayaks ever produced. The creators are avid anglers, so they know what small-water anglers want and need.
This might be the most perfect buddy craft ever devised. It’s darn-near unsinkable thanks to welded construction of the pontoons, and it’s also bulletproof thanks to high-grade steel throughout. Add a trolling motor, a battery and some tackle and you’re ready to go.
Ranger listened when anglers voiced their opinion about what they wanted in bass boats. Rather than another 70-mph, $70,000 fiberglass scorcher, more folks are wanting sensibly priced rigs that still perform up to the Ranger Boats standard. The new aluminum RT178 starts in the $20,000 range and doesn’t skimp on features.
VMC is rolling out a line of new tungsten weights, including cylindrical and round drop shot weights.
The RT178 can handle a 75-horse motor, which puts it in the 40-mph range. The RT178’s larger cousin, the RT188, will do 50 mph with a 115 and starts at $19,400. The RT178 is shown.
Like to mix in a little hunting with your bassin’? Take a look at the Ranger 1652, an all-aluminum rig that’s ideal for shooting ducks or flipping mats.
The Xi5 is MotorGuide’s foray into wireless trolling motors. It’s first in a series of reliable trolling motors that feature sought-after angler-focused characteristics, including quiet operation, rugged construction, precision control and easy-to-stow-and-deploy features.
Minn Kota is further expanding its wireless line of gizmos with a wireless actuator for the Talon shallow water anchors.
Need to kick your soft plastics up a notch? Add a shot of Gulp! Marinade. Several “flavors” are available.
If you’ve ever been hooked by an errant cast or fished with a child, you will soon be hooked by them. Prevent these painful experiences where your child learns new words with the Shakespeare Hide-A-Hook Bobber. Simply bait the hook, then it slides up into the bobber, hiding it from your tender flesh. Once the bobber splashes down, the baited hook sinks to a predetermined depth.
The new compartmented utility boxes feature a water-tight seal, three tight-sealing latches and Zerust corrosion protection. Zerust has proved to be the absolute best way to protect tackle against rust and corrosion. Molded directly into the dividers, this patent-pending polymer emits a harmless vapor, forming a protective layer around metal surfaces. Zerust provides up to 5 years of hassle free corrosion protection. The Ultimate Tuff Tainer will be available in (4) sizes in both compartmentalized and open core versions to meet the storage needs of every angler
This is the 4005 model of the Ultimate Tuff Tainer.
This is the 5005 model of the Ultimate Tuff Tainer.
This is the largest Tuff Tainer, the Double Deep 5012.
With the integration of the high-sensitivity 10Hz GPS/GLONASS receiver, both the new 500 and 700-series touchscreen GPS units are able to update position and heading ten times per second, providing significantly smoother on-screen navigation. This industry-leading GPS receiver dramatically improves the ability to mark and navigate to any one of 5000 user-created waypoints and also allows for vessel movement to be crisp and fluid on screen.
The 715c features adjustable underwater LED lighting, Smart PowerTM Management System for maximum battery life, and an anti-spooking stealth fish camera endowed with micro CMOS optics. Built around a 7-inch color LCD, this economical Aqua-Vu incorporates a smartly designed adjustable screen protector that doubles as a sunshield. Fifty feet of rugged camera cable wraps neatly around an integrated housing. Packed up, the entire system slips into its Custom Storage Bag, which fits smartly into boat storage, or a 5-gallon bucket.
The echoMAP 50s combines a 5-inch VGA chartplotter display with an advanced echo HD-ID fishfinder, whereas the echoMAP 70s gives an amazing chartplotter and fishfinder combination in a 7-inch WVGA touchscreen display with pinch-to-zoom. These crystal clear displays provide clear target separation, allow visibility at both day and night. Included with both the 50s and 70s is a dual-beam transducer that transmits a 77/200 kHz signal. The devices will also have wireless connectivity capability, giving anglers the opportunity to connect and access future marine-specific Garmin apps via smartphone or tablet.
Raymarineâs Dragonfly truly is a new species of sonar. View the world beneath your boat with Dragonfly’s DownVision⢠sonar, the first high-resolution imaging sonar for anglers to use CHIRP technology.
Here’s the larger, 7-inch model of the Garmin EchoMap.
Here’s the larger version of the GPSMap from Garmin.
The Ugly Stik GX2 is infused with enhancements that go beyond cosmetics. Featuring Ugly Tech⢠Construction and a new blank through reel seat design. the Ugly Stik GX2 combines graphite and fiberglass to create a strong yet sensitive rod with better balance. When developing the new Ugly Stik GX2, Shakespeare took angler comments very seriously. As a result of this consumer research, Ugly Tuff⢠Guides were created. The newly designed one-piece, stamped stainless steel guides provide maximum durability and no insert pop-outs. Featuring enhanced cosmetics, the Ugly Stik GX2 showcases a sleek, matte black finish highlighted by red and silver accents giving the rod a more modern look. The rod also features the Ugly Stik logo etched into the EVA grip to give it a look all its own.
The new Ugly Stik GX2 is also available as a combo with a casting reel spooled with Stren line.
Pink accents set this spinning combo off.
Gill’s Edge sunglass offers glare-free vision and reduced eye fatigue, but its biggest plus is that it is part of Gill’s floating sunglass collection. Edge comes in black or brown and costs $89.95.
Some anglers prefer spincast outfits, and the new GX2 has got you covered.
The GX2 spinning rod is available as a combo.
The KC sunglass is a limited-edition frame that was specially designed for country music star Kenny Chesney. It comes in palladium or a custom copper color with Chesney’s signature and is fitted with a dark amber lens. Even better? Each pair comes with a Kenny Chesney Kit, which includes a Kenny Chesney visor, bottle opener and lens cleaning cloth. While it lasts, it costs $179.
Underspin, anyone? Regardless of how you like to cast, there’s an Ugly Stik GX2 combo for you.
Another combo just for the ladies.
