St. Croix RodsFishing Rod

The media could not be loaded. Quede gratamente asombrado con esta caña , súpera mis expectativas. He pescado por muchos años en mi embarcación, pero cuando están las cañas de troleo en el agua , suelo ir jugando con este tipo de caña más pequeñas en la estela , buscando acción , con grandes peces . Esta caña es una gran pieza , ligera , pero a la vez robusta . Espero compartir más adelante , cómo se comporta en la acción . El tamaño es definitivamente viajero , pues el estuche ( por cierto muy lindo ) en el que viene , solo mide 62 centímetros / el equivalente a unas 24.5 pulgadas. Punto importante a considerar al momento de comprar : Si bien es un gran equipo y cómodo para su transportación , “ no cabe en el equipaje de mano tamaño cabina de avión “ ( adjunto foto) , pero créanme que bien vale la pena comprar este producto , adjunto fotos para que tengan una idea de lo descrito , y puedan considerar estos detalles , al momento de tomar sus decisiones. Espero que estas líneas , les sirva de ayuda. Saludos a todos desde la Ciudad de México.

Snapped on me the first day using it.. looking to see if they will replace the piece the broke will update later

So I will begin with my primary method of fishing is fly casting with Orvis Zero Gravity and in all other forms of fishing I have waded through the ranks of the box store tackle isle of products. In college I liked the construction of St. Croix’s fly rods though I wasn’t about to replace the ZG for the run of mill university loaner St. Croix seemed like a logical foray out of the box store isle for a spinning rod. I choose the Triumph because I’m used to 4 piece and it will fit perfectly in a sailboat cockpit locker.First Impression: When I go it the quality is evident in the weight and materials of construction. Paired with the Diawa Legalit reel which was equally impressive.First Use: The action and speed takes a dozen casts to get used to after decades of combo kits (results may vary tell your own tales.) After a few hours of fishing I found the casting capabilities highly accurate and lure placement with each cast predictable in the fingertips with a variety of baits and bait weight.Subsequent Use: Over the summer thus far it’s become my go to rod on the water. Plain and simple this rod is super responsive and the difference is vast you will feel the difference in a nibble and a blade of bottom vegetation on retrieval and that allows you to present the bait so much more naturally to the fish.Value: It’s a long way from the 2k setup on my fly equipment but this rod is not inferior to the quality of craftsmanship. So for under $300 the rod and reel setup I made based off St. Croix’s website at the time (how I chose the reel) what your getting is a setup leaps and bounds over any combo box store special I’ve ever fished.

In fact, there is nothing bad I can say about these rods or St. Croix's dedication to craftsmanship you can use for a lifetime. Everything I've had that looks and feels this good in my hands has always ended up on the shelf for safe keeping.I had my last two travelTriumph rods stolen out of the back of my suv. It took me a season to be able to replace one. I felt as if a part of me wasn't able to fish with just any rod. I was anxious. A little stressed out. Damn offspring kept eating my fishing pole money week after week! Love for me through. Because I love my triumph!! Ha ha!! ( yes, the girls too.)I finally ordered the medium heavy fast action rod, and it was better than my first two which were the ultra lights. This one has a nice pearly blue color with depth in the paint itself.Have I got to use it yet? Nope, just waiting for some ice to break up, or Snow To let Me At the river. Til then, it's sitting ready to for its debut. I have no doubt of it's performance to come. As I have none of my mojo bass' or my fly rod. They are the best rods I have ever used in 42 years. I don't feel that I could spend more and get better.

Excellent form and fit, well made looks to be a superior product.

6'6" MH rod broke at the tip and above the second guide while fighting the first northern pike caught while on a canoe trip in the BWCA. Was left without a complete rod for the rest of the trip. After, St. Croix customer service needed over 2 weeks to process the claim, and almost another month to send out a replacement rod. Also the replacement cost to me was $60 for shipping and processing. If you buy this from Amazon get the extended warranty - it has to be better than dealing with St. Croix directly. Taking a Shakespeare Ugly Stik on my next fishing trip, very disappointed in St. Croix's quality and customer service.

The quality of this rod exceededmy expectations. Over the course of a week long trip, it became my favorite over a similar Lamiglass and the new Ugly Stick.

These are the best. Hard to find these days. Anything below this price point is Chinese garbage. St. Croix backs the product but you won't likely ever need a repair or replacement. I have the 6'6" medium 4 piece and the 5'6" ultra light 4 piece. Both are great backcountry smallmouth set ups.