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| Legend elite is a great rod.... But as a dedicated pounder rod xxh predator is the way to go |
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| When chuckin a pounder all day I dont think it's the weight of the rod that is the source of fatigue imo |
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Location: Madison, WI | I have a 9' custom on the legend elite H blank and theres noooo way you'd catch me throwing anything over mag dawgs with it... great for just about anything mag dawgs and down though |
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Location: 15 miles east of Lake Kinkaid | St. Croix makes a lot of great rods as long as you go with the Legend Tournamenr or Legend Elite series. If you want a designated pounder rod, choose a different brand rod or go with custom Predator rod. |
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| I would argue that all of St. Croix's rods are great rods. My first ever musky rod was a Musky Mojo rod, and I still use it to this day. Would put it up against most rods for functionality and performance.
As far as a dedicated pounder rod...probably not wanting to go with a Mojo. However, they handle almost anything else extremely well. You dont need to spend $350 to get a good musky stick. |
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| But $350 sticks sure are nice!!!! |
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| Yes, they are! I only have 1 rod at or above that amount, and it is very nice! I notice a difference, for sure. Is it double the price difference? That is what I have a hard time believing. |
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| Ya I hear ya....ive used other cheaper rods that buddies have and ya as far as functionality they are good... I just don't know what it is when I get st. Croix or one of my predators in hand... Something just feels different. |
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