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The Bass Pro Shops® Pro Qualifier® 2 Spinning Rod is constructed using our exclusive RT3™ graphite with Powerwall™ construction. This construction process creates strong, structurally enhanced rod blanks all with reduced wall thickness. The reduction in blank wall material minimizes the overall rod weight while enhancing sensitivity, making long days of casting more productive and enjoyable. A 2-piece minimalist reel seat improves sensitivity by maximizing blank exposure. Lightweight EVA grips with X-wrap enhance comfort and performance under any conditions. Fuji guides with aluminum oxide inserts allow for smooth line flow. The Pro Qualifier Spinning Rod utilizes a split grip handle design reduces weight even further and provides greater control when casting. All 3-piece rods come with a nylon rod sock, and embroidered rod tube—a $19.99 value.
RT3 Graphite blank
Powerwall construction
Lightweight EVA split grips
2-piece minimalist reel seat
Fuji guides with aluminum oxide inserts
Web ID: 165610
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Turkeybuzzard57 from
Best rods I've ever usedI own about 10 and have used Pro Qualifier spinning rods ever since they were first introduced 20-30 years ago. My only complaint is that your casting and holding hand never makes contact with the rod blank itself, whereas your opposite hand cranks. Even though the blank is exposed farther back, your hand is always on a padded section, and the spinning reel floats above the blank. I wish they would re-engineer the reel attachment where 1-2-3-4 fingers are making contact with the rod blank, during retrieve, (in my lifetime). If the reel attached to upper part of rod, all 4 fingers could curl under the rod blank, making contact, and we could feel all the sensitivity the rod had to offer. That would really revolutionize the fishing world. Pro Qualifier is still my number one choice.
Date published: 2018-01-20
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Oldfart9999 from
Good for the money!I bought this rod last year and am pleased with sensitivity and weight of it, I can use it all day long !
He's using a baitcasting reel in the video, is this rod for baitcasting or spinning reels, or both I assume.
Asked by: RickRoss
Is this rod saltwater too?
Asked by: JCSW
Thank you for your question!
This rod is designed for freshwater, but like most freshwater rods you would be able to use it for saltwater as well. However, you will want to be sure you rinse it off with freshwater each time you're finished using it, as this will help extend the life of the rod. You'll also want to keep in mind, due to the nature of salt air, this rod will corrode, although rinsing the rod in freshwater each time you use it will help it last longer.
I hope this information helps!
Answered by: BPSAnswers9
Date published: 2018-03-22
Trying to decide on a two piece vs three piece design. Concerned about constantly adjusting the rod sections. My anglers are inexperienced. Three sections is better for traveling but is extra section worth the hassle of constantly adjusting alignment?
