St. Croix® Triumph® Series Casting Rods
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St. Croix knows that anglers live in a catch-fish at any cost world, and that's why they built their Triumph Series Casting Rods. Designed to perform in every possible fishing application, St. Croix's Triumph Casting Rods offer outstanding strength, sensitivity and the hook-setting performance required to satisfy anglers that live for the next cast. Fashioned from premium SCII graphite, Triumph Casting Rods offer finely tuned actions and tapers for precision casing and overall superior performance. Outfitted with hard aluminum oxide guides with black frames, Fuji® ECS reel seat with frosted silver hoods and a premium grade cork handle, these Triumph Casting Rods finished with two coats of Flex Coat slow-cure finish and carry a very angler friendly price tag.
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Rated 4.4 out of 5Â by 23
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by RGSGI Great Rod
For the money you will be hard pressed to find a match. I have 5 of these and use them from casting crankbaits to jigging tubs. Bass, Walleye, Pike on Lake Erie.
September 12, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Flash66 St Croix, Triumph
With the price of rods and reels these days, This rod comes in high in the cash for equipment ratio, It almost reminds me of the old falcon Original series rods that i used to use in the 90s, I mainly fish for small mouth on Lake St. Clair these days and i have to say the rod gets the job done and it didn't cost me a days pay, I use a 7 foot medium action, You can throw up to a 1/2 Oz spinner bait or a crank bait with this rod for a nice long cast. Nice rod for the money you won't go wrong. But remember im not throwing into a lot of weeds if your are you will need a heavier action rod.
October 24, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by llovinit Great Rod
Bought this rod yesterday, went out fishing yesterday and slammed bass all night. Caught up to a good 20 bass and the setting the hook on this rod is amazing. NIce and stiff for pulling the big boys out of the weeds. Great rod i have the mojo bass aswell but prefer the triumph, much more comfterable in your hand and just a great all around rod
July 22, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by btwnthelines316 Good and Cheap
I wanted a St. Croix rod after using a Mojo rod that belonged to someone else. However, I didn't want to break the bank. After research and looking around I decided to purchase one of these rods. I'm glad I did. I use the 7' MH for jiggin' and my texas rigs and I couldn't be happier with its performance. If you're looking for a cheap rod that will perform as good as rods twice the price this is the one for you. I would definetly recommend this tod to anyone not wanting to break the bank to buy a new rod, beginners and avid, experienced bass fishermen.
June 26, 2011
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I've never used the CODE reel, but this rod should work well with any low profile reel. I used mine with round and low profile reels and the rod is great.
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Yes both the rod and the code reel are good and would make a nice combo.Images for this Answer
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would the 6'6" Med action be good for spinnerbaits?Answers
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Yes you can fish it all day
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If you're casting small blades (1/8 - 1/4 oz) a 6.6 medium is fine, but if you're casting 3/8 oz or heavier I would suggest a 7' MH because of the weight lure and because of the hook sizes. I think it will cast better and you will get a better hookset with the heavier action rod.A:Â
There are many other St.Croix rods that are better for spinnerbaits than this one. I would go with the Mojo Casting Rod. That was made for spinnerbaits. Remember most spinnerbaits rods are about 7' and require a lot of work. You can even go with the spinning rods they are made for this also.Answers
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St. Croix Triumph casting rods are not American made. They were made in China until a couple of years ago then they were made in Mexico. The spacing of the guides are different and so is the guide wrapping.These rods cast differently depending upon where they were made. Look on the base of the rod butt to determine where they were made then check the serial number on the rod to determine the date of manufacture.
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No, they are made in Mexico
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These rods are assembled in China that why their cheaper that the other St Croix rods.
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no its not. it is the mexico-made version of the premier series. they have the same components though.A:Â
That is one of my favorite things about them. Told they are building a new plant in mexico but these rods will continue to be built in USA:Â
Yes it is 100%. I love this rod. It is American made. That is a great advantage for us.A:Â
Yes every st. croix rod is made in america.Details:Â
Also, if im catchin 4-5 pound bass, would it be better to go with medium heavy on this rodAnswers
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I've caught same fish on 6ft and 7ft med/fast Triumph. depends on what lures you are using. I would use med heavy for crank baits.
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A quality medium action rod can handle 4lb and 5lb bass and would be more fun than a medium-heavy rod, but if you fish in heavy cover you need a stronger rod.Images for this Answer
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revo sx reel and i like the medium fastAnswers
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it dpends on the model. it says how long it is in the item description where u choose which one ur going to buy.Details:Â
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I believe one this rod only comes in one piece. The one piece rods are much stronger and less hassle versus the two piece models.1 of 1
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