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St. Croix Premier Musky 8'0" Medium Heavy Spinning Rod | PMS80MHF
St. Croix Premier Musky 8'0" Medium Heavy Spinning Rod | PMS80MHF
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St. Croix Premier Musky 8'0" Medium Heavy Spinning Rod | PMS80MHF
SPECIFICATIONS: Pieces: 1 | Length: 8'0" | Line: 30 - 65lb. | Lure Weight: 3/4 – 3oz | Power: Medium Heavy | Action: Fast | Handle: 8 | Rod Weight: 9.6 oz | MPN: PMS80MHF
With a rare combination of high performance and value, it's no secret why the Premier® series has been the most popular U.S.-built rod for decades. Available in 38 spinning models, there is a rod for every freshwater species out there.
FEATURES:
- Premium quality SCII graphite.
- Kigan Master Hand 3D guides with slim, strong aluminum-oxide rings and black frames.
- Fuji® DPS reel seat with frosted silver hoods.
- Premium-grade cork handle.
- Kigan hook-keeper.
- Two coats of Flex-Coat slow cure finish.
- 5-year warranty backed by St. Croix Superstar Service.
- Outstanding strength, sensitivity and hook-setting power.
- Designed and handcrafted in Park Falls, U.S.A.
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This is the second 8-foot St. Croix Premier Musky spinning rod that I've purchased from ALFO. Their price was $15 less than everywhere else, they didn't charge me extra for the shipping tube, I got free freight and they shipped the rod the next day. You simply can't beat that.
I didn't purchase these rods for musky fishing, but for casting from shore for striped bass in the Delaware River. Because the fish can run anywhere from (2-40) LBS, I found myself way "over-gunned" when I was using my saltwater spinning tackle and only catching small "schoolies". This sent me on a quest for the perfect "striper rod". The first St. Croix Premier Musky rod was a "Heavy Power". It's a beautiful rod, but I found the tip to be a bit too stiff, even when casting 3 OZ sinkers. That drove me to order a second, in a "Medium-Heavy Power".
I just wish that St. Croix would offer 2-piece versions of the Premier Musky spinning rods. They offer 2-piece versions in their Musky casting rods, but for some reason didn't carry it through the entire series.