I HAVE to di a review on these things. These are to me the best baitcasters i have ever used with a good price on em. The last time i bought me they were 50 bucks. I like to put ambassaduers on em ( no need to do a review on ambassaduers) The hold up rock steady at 7 ft. YOu get a great hook set with these rods with a good solid back bone. They make an awesome topwater rod, spinnerbait rod, and jiging rod. I have abused the rods and they take it every time. THey arent the lightest i ahve ever felt but they feel good in your hands. If i had the option between the rod and a g loomis i would pick this rod considering price isnt an option. That is how much i like em. Go check one out. you wont be dissapointed with this rod i will promise ya that. pair it up with a nice baitcaster and youll be set for three or four years through abuse and normal use it takes it. I had to give props where they were due.

Brent

I have never been a big fan of berkley rods. In fact, I have never been a big fan of anything that berkley makes except for their power bait soft plastics. Try the BPS Bionic Blade rods.You can catch them on sale in thesame price tear. I guarentee they are a better rod and you will probably like them better.

I agree with the bass pro rods. I have 11 pro qualifiers mated with curados. I do have a bionix with a shimano symetre, and that is strictly for guest i take fishing that dont have their own equipment - i've gone to baitcasting for EVERY technique except ultralight.

I have one.It was my favorite rod ...until I bought a Team Diawa.
The Bionix feels like a baseball bat to me after using a Team Diawa.It wears my arm out pitching and flipping.

ya i love my team daiwa to death. i got a 7'6" team