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St. Croix® Legend Elite® Series Spinning Rods
- Integrated Poly Curve tooling technolgy
- Advanced Reinforcing Technology ( ART)
- Super high-modulus SCVI graphite in lower section for added power with reduced weight
- High-modulus/high-strain SCV graphite with carbon-matte scrim
- Slim-profile ferrules
- Phenomenally sensitive, light and smooth casting
- Fuji®SiC Concept Guide System with titanium-coated frames
- Fuji VSS reel seat/frosted silver hood
- Machined-aluminum wind check
- Super-grade cork handle
- Two coats of Flex Coat slow-cure finish
- Lifetime limited manufacturer' [Read More]
- Integrated Poly Curve tooling technolgy
- Advanced Reinforcing Technology ( ART)
- Super high-modulus SCVI graphite in lower section for added power with reduced weight
- High-modulus/high-strain SCV graphite with carbon-matte scrim
- Slim-profile ferrules
- Phenomenally sensitive, light and smooth casting
- Fuji®SiC Concept Guide System with titanium-coated frames
- Fuji VSS reel seat/frosted silver hood
- Machined-aluminum wind check
- Super-grade cork handle
- Two coats of Flex Coat slow-cure finish
- Lifetime limited manufacturer's warranty
- Handcrafted in U.S.A.
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I am looking to pair this rod (7 1/2 ft med) w/ a Stradic CI4 4000 for inshore reds / snook. Will this be a good fit?
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I'm opting to put together a light set-up: the St. Croix Legend Elite salmon stick 9ft 3/4 - 1 lure wt paired with a Pflueger Patriarch 35x.Has anyone use the rod for drop shot or light surf fishing? Please share.
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I have not but searching online and checking with St. Croix, this would be a good match for drop shop or surf fishing.Answers
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Hey 90XRay,First I would start with a Shimano, they are the best quality for the money and they will last as long as your rod. Second, depending on the length and action of your rod would determine the size of reel, 2500, 3000, or 4000. My best suggestion would be the new Shimano Stradic in the 3000 size, it is very affordable and would match up well on either the 6'8" or 7' length rods. If you have a shorter rod like a 6'6" or 6'3" then I would recomend the 2500 size Stradic. Hope this helps and good luck on the water!!!
Cheers, RB
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It all depends on which model you have and what you're after. Bass? 6'6"? You can never go wrong with a Stradic. Casts well. The Ci4 is light. Pfleuger has a new Patriarch that sounds awesome and their supremes always get top marks.Details:
if u buy those rods will they offer you lifetime warrantayAnswers
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The St. Croix Legend Elite series does have a limited lifetime warranty, however, all warranty repairs must be made through St. Croix. For more information on St. Croix's warranty procedures please visit http://www.stcroixrods.com/category....
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Yes
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yes depending on what breakss on the particular rod1 of 1
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