St. Croix® Premier® Series Trigger Rods
This is where most anglers get their first taste of St. Croix® quality. The Premier® is an affordable series, but the quick, precise tapers, lightweight SCII graphite blanks, and aluminum oxide guides ensure that each rod will handle like a custom stick. Advanced IPC Integrated Poly Curve® technology eliminates "dead zones" in the blank; you'll find the casts uniformly crisp and clean, and the actions finely tuned. Fitted with genuine Fuji® graphite reel seats and select-grade cork handles for supreme sensitivity and easy handling. And now they're even lighter, faster and stronger than ever! Made in USA.
Action:
L = Light
ML = Medium/Light
M = Medium
MH = Medium Heavy
H = Heavy
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 26
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by 188VS STCROIX ROD
THIS IS A GOOD ROD BUT IT IS WAY OVER PRICE , 110 .00 WOULD BUY ANOTHER IF PRICE WAS LOWER
November 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by cmlbass St. Croix Rods
Best rods on earth. I own 25. They have never let me down. Made in the USA!!!!!
June 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by teng excellent rod overall
i have a 7' M-F paired with a curado e201. good sensitivity, i could feel my 1/4oz jig bouncing on the rocky bottom and able to distinguish a snag from a bite compared to one of my cheaper rod you don't even notice your touching the bottom until it snags. durable as well. i dont baby my rods and this rod has hold up pretty well. although this rod is light, it isn't balance that well so its not as sensitive as higher end rods and a full day of casting can get tiring.
March 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by fishininthedark Amazin rod
I purchased the 6'6" ML, and it has been the best rod i have ever used. From pulling 8lb bass to fighting 10.b lake trout in 65 feet, it can do anything. Very sensitive yet has a great back bone when you need it to. Performs like its a $300 rod.
February 18, 2012
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I am wondering how stiff the rod is and if it has a fast enough tip for throwing frogs as well as pitching jigs.Details:Â
I do a lot of crappie fishing, and when throwing a jig I use a weighted bobber with a small split shot underneath the bobber to increase casting distance. Which reel would best accompany this rod for that type of fishing, baitcaster or spincast?Details:Â
How long is the butt length? I would like the distance from the reel seat to the end of the butt.I'm looking for a pike rod with a longer butt for leverage.
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FYI- See the photos online for the lenght.Details:Â
How long is the 7'6" L rod with the butt retracted?Answers
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The rod will be a total of 7'6" L. The Retracted Butt part will go into the handle for travling, so it will fit into your car.1 of 1
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