TOM wrote:

What did you primarily target with the Quick Tip?

Primarily perch but worked great for walleye. Had the sensitivity for small fish but would handle every species

MX1825 wrote:

How does the QT compare to the Bullwhip?

The quick tip has a faster and more firm backbone

canoebasser wrote:

Bj, what do you like about the quick tip? I build my own ice rods and a couple of friends asked me if I could build an ice rod similar to the Quick tip. I’ve never held one so would like more info from users to maybe try to build one.

canoebasser wrote:

Bj, what do you like about the quick tip? I build my own ice rods and a couple of friends asked me if I could build an ice rod similar to the Quick tip. I’ve never held one so would like more info from users to maybe try to build one.

The tip, maybe 4-5 inches is very soft leading into a very firm backbone.

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bullcans wrote:

Check with John at TUCR.
They had one awhile back and maybe still do?

bullcans wrote:

Check with John at TUCR.
They had one awhile back and maybe still do?

Talked to him last week and they are sold

John,Is this rod still available? Would really like a 34” but well, not available.

I have a 2019 2200 as well that has had the same issues. As far as the leeks, they never hooked up the front bait well fill hose. And the rear compartment leak still haunts me. The compartment actually has a false floor, has 2 plastic 2x4s on end under it(witch suspend it). I had water seeping through the fiberglass under the false floor which I used epoxy to fix. Although I still get water intrusion. The only thing I can think is It must be coming from the live well. Water must be getting between the fiberglass and the aluminum decking. Also had water getting in the front compartments due to loose screws in the decking.