Comments: Great rods, I have the 7'MH 7'3H and the 7'3MH spinng, and a few other favorites rods from other collections. All preforme very well, very comfortable rods to fish with all day. Definitely taking over my collection are favorite rods, with Daiwa reels.

From: Pat: Balltown, IA 5/15/22

Comments: Very disappointed. Unfinished guides and Rod was very rough and furry . Snapped new 65 braid three times within 30 minutes. To expensive for the lacking quality!!! Will not purchase another Favorite Rod again

From: Tony: Florida 2/18/22

Comments: I chose the 7'1' medium heavy with a moderate fast action for swim jigs & bladed jigs. Performed perfect on both. Sensitivity & action of this rod makes it ideal for both. Great rod at a great price.

From: Mike: Skyline, AL 2/15/22

Comments: This a very solid options for the price point. I picked up a 7' 3" heavy this past summer and I'm pleasantly surprised by the quality. I've used it for pitching, frogging, rolling an underspin or chatter bait around, hair jigs out deep, and many more than I can't quite pick off the top of my head. Not the lightest rod ever but definitely not the heaviest. Grips are comfortable too. Only issue I've had is the red ring on the top of the real seat pop out when under pressure.

From: Zack: Russellville, AL 2/3/22

Comments: Absolute junk. DO NOT PURCHASE! I picked up the 7' MH and (2) 7'3"H rods. On the VERY FIRST DAY of fishing, the MH is falling apart, eyes and little decorative ring near foam grip. Then, the very first hook set with one of the 7'3"H rods, the rod snapped about 6 eyes from the tip. On a simple little 2lb largemouth. I have never been more disappointed with a rod manufacturer. Worst rods I have ever purchased in my 30+ years of bass fishing.

From: Jason: Arkansas 1/14/22

Comments: I bought the 7'3 heavy pro series to use as a frogging rod. It's paired with a lews super duty high speed reel. So far I have been very impressed. Has excellent action that makes walking a frog easy. The rod is lightweight and feels well built. I've caught 4 or 5 bass in the 5 to 6lb range and it handles them with ease. Overall I am impressed.

From: Mike: Lakeland, FL 10/18/21

Comments: One of the best rods I have put in my hand it's lite and will handle the big baits.

From: Unknown: Texas 1/27/21

Comments: I was looking for a good Square Bill and Jerkbait rod.. after a few weeks of looking around, I decided to purchase the Favorite Pro Series Rod. Naturally, I was skeptical of everything that was promised with this rod.. boy was I shocked! Hands down, best rod I've owned. Don't get me wrong, I love ALL of my Favorite Rods. There is a time and place for each rod. However, if you are looking for a light, sensitive rod with great back bone that can be used for a lot of different style baits, look no further! This rod is amazing. I will definitely be purchasing some more of the Pro Series Rod. Oh...did I mention it's at an unbeatable price of $150? After reading this, go pick yourself up a Pro Series Rod.

From: Matthew: Tucson, AZ 12/28/20

Comments: Horrible guides. First time out with it and my line snapped on a cast. Re-rigged and the very next cast same thing happened. Looked close and the guide inserts had what appeared to be unfinished inserts with rough inner surfaces. Even worse.....emailed Favorite before purchasing asking about the blanks and was told they "didn't have that information" and would get back to me. Never got a response. What kind of rod company can't provide info on their blanks?! Spend your money elsewhere....don't even waste your time with these.

From: Unknown: IL 12/10/20

Comments: The Pro Series 7' MH Moderate is just the rod I needed for light to medium crankbaits. Also good for bladed jigs and sinnerbats.  Light and sensitive rod.

From: Steve: Missouri 10/1/20

Comments: I had high hopes for this rod (6' 8", medium, fast action) but a poor design decision limits its effectiveness.  Reportedly developed with the assistance of pros like Brian Latimer and Roland Martin, you'd expect it to be state-of-the-art for its price range.  But for some inexplicable reason Favorite decided to incorporate micro guides instead of standard sized guides.  And these are really micro, like 1/16" -- at most -- at the tip.  That means that casts using braided line with a leader will be restricted (shorter) due to the trouble of passing the connection knot through the tiny guides.  So this rod would reach its maximum effectiveness using only leaderless line, be it braid, fluoro, or mono.

From: Ken - Kansas City 8/10/20