Best value in fishing reels just got better!

[Slappy]

Fishing is around the corner and as much as I dislike from time to time, BassPro, they have an incredible deal on one of the best value reels out there...even at full price!  They have their Pro Qualifier reels on sale for $49.97 in stores.  They are normally $100.  If you have been on the fence about a bait cast reel, this should push you right on over.  Just wanted to pass this along!

 

http://www.basspro.com/Bass-Pro-Shops-Pro-Qualifier-Baitcast-Reels/product/102287/?cm_sp=BPSFhStltPrQBCApr2014_CFM

[felinesNfreedom]

Never used them, I have been an Abu Garcia guy for the last 5 years. 

[CJDore]

I sure do not see $49.....

[Slappy]

You have to go to the store. It's not online.

[felinesNfreedom]

I was there saturday after the fishing expo and they had about 40 left in the bin, they looked nice.

[EastHipster]

Hah....been steering big clear. Do I NEED another reel? Nope. Will I get one? Probably :)

[felinesNfreedom]

Hah....been steering big clear. Do I NEED another reel? Nope. Will I get one? Probably :)

 

Well yeah! My wife went with me to the fishing expo, she saved me from spending hundreds of dollars. I only spent about $50. They had Skeet reese and HALO rods 2 for $100 and deals on reels if you purchased rods.

[Slappy]

Tis the season! Haha

[Rhodewarrior]

Rods and reels are as addictive as guns!!  I get to fish as much as I get to shoot-about 2-3 times a year and still have trouble turning down a good deal on a reel.

Edited February 14, 2015 by Rhodewarrior

[enfield]

I've stopped buying rods and reels and started getting rid of them.  I gave 3 outfits to my son-in-law, along with a Rubbermaid tote full of lures.  I still have more rods and reels to get rid of, waiting for grandkids to start fishing.

 

Someone else will have to take over giving sore lips to bass.

[john455]

o I love fishing, where I live I can drive 5 minutes in 3 different directins and be at a river or the lake, I usually drop my son at preschool and head to the river for a couple hours at least twice a week, weather permitting.