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Message Subject: St. Croix Triumph

jah1317

Posted 2/14/2009 8:37 PM (#360649)
Subject: St. Croix Triumph

Posts: 145

Anyone have any thoughts on these? I am planning to buy one, gander is putting them on sale and I was planning on grabbing one. I am not planning on going all out on a pole but I will be able to get this for under $100 which is about what I was maxing at. Anyone have problems with them?

Thank you,

Jacob

Rudedog

Posted 2/14/2009 8:55 PM (#360656 - in reply to #360649)
Subject: RE: St. Croix Triumph

Posts: 625

Location: S.W. WI

I asked the rep last year about them, and he said they "were basicaly the same as a St. Croix Premier, but made overseas". I guess thats why they are cheaper.
Premiers are good rods.

momuskies

Posted 2/14/2009 9:01 PM (#360658 - in reply to #360649)
Subject: RE: St. Croix Triumph

Posts: 431

I've got one that I used last year as a jerkbait rod. No problems with it. Probably about as good as you can get for the money.

muskie24/7

Posted 2/14/2009 9:50 PM (#360666 - in reply to #360658)
Subject: RE: St. Croix Triumph

Posts: 909

Whats the longest rod they make in the Triumph series? Anybody Know?

Brian

A Rod

Posted 2/14/2009 10:53 PM (#360677 - in reply to #360649)
Subject: Re: St. Croix Triumph

Posts: 38

7 and a half foot is as big as they get......I think.

wers4455

Posted 2/15/2009 1:02 AM (#360683 - in reply to #360649)
Subject: RE: St. Croix Triumph

Posts: 415

Location: madison wisconsin

jah1317 - 2/14/2009 8:37 PM

Anyone have any thoughts on these? I am planning to buy one, gander is putting them on sale and I was planning on grabbing one. I am not planning on going all out on a pole but I will be able to get this for under $100 which is about what I was maxing at. Anyone have problems with them?

Thank you,

Jacob

When it comes to rods, its hard to beat a st. croix.

bobtodd

Posted 2/15/2009 8:39 AM (#360700 - in reply to #360649)
Subject: Re: St. Croix Triumph

Posts: 337

Location: Central WI

I've been using a 7' MH Triumph for the last two years and have had no problems with it....it's been a great all around rod.

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