St. Croix fishing rods Premier spinning

New St. Croix Premier Series: an American classic in two sections!

The new St. Croix Premier two-piece spinning rod series represents the complete redesign of one of the most historic and appreciated lines for freshwater fishing. Designed and manufactured at the Park Falls facility in Wisconsin (USA), the new St. Croix Premier range introduces carbon processing technologies previously reserved for St. Croix's high-end series, obtaining lighter, more sensitive, and perfectly balanced blanks, all at a competitive retail price.

Technologies and Construction Modifications

SCII Carbon Blank with TET and FRS

The heart of the new St. Croix Premier rods is the two-section blank made of high-modulus premium SCII carbon (33 million modulus), aesthetically updated and with new Seaguide components.

• TET (Taper Enhancement Technology): Used for the first time in a St. Croix entry-level line, the TET manufacturing process is used in the St. Croix Premier line. This allows the fiber to lay on the mandrels with extreme precision, guaranteeing uniform action, greater sensitivity, and an average weight reduction of 10% compared to the previous generation.

• FRS (Fortified Resin System): Reinforced resin matrix that increases resistance to bending and impacts without weighing down the structure of the blank.

Modernized Tangle-Free Guide System

All spinning models of the new St. Croix Premier series, both one-piece and two-piece, are equipped with a redesigned guide system:

• K-Style Tangle-Free Guides: Anti-tangle stainless steel frames with aluminum oxide rings, laser-aligned to guarantee smooth line passage and eliminate wind knots with both monofilaments/fluorocarbon and braided lines.

Refined Grip and Ergonomics

• Full-Cork Premium Handle: Classic good-quality cork handle with protective composite cork inserts at critical contact points. The front profile (foregrip) and the tapers of the handle have been redesigned to improve grip and perfectly balance the rod with the reel mounted.

• Reel Seat: equipped with traditional ergonomic rigid nylon reel seats with stainless steel hood, to be simple and robust.

Model Range That Adapts to Various Techniques and Predator Fish Species

The new series of St. Croix Premier two-piece spinning rods includes models of different action and length with power that allows ranging from freshwater fishing to sea fishing.

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The new St. Croix Premier in short between questions and answers.

1. What are the specific characteristics of the product?

   The new St. Croix Premier spinning rods are made with high-modulus SCII carbon blanks reinforced with FRS resin and integrate Taper Enhancement Technology (TET). They are equipped with stainless steel K-style tangle-free guides with aluminum oxide ring, ergonomic premium cork handle, and record an average overall weight reduction of 10%.

2. What are the three main reasons to choose it?

• Power Reliability Price Ratio: The introduction of TET technology on SCII carbon increases the resistance of the blank

• USA Quality and Construction: Developed and manufactured in the St. Croix plant in Park Falls (Wisconsin) with North American durability standards and quality control

• Lineup Completeness: Offers a wide choice of lengths, powers, and actions, with two-piece spinning models suitable for fishing trout, black bass, asp, perch, zander, and even sea spinning fishing.

3. For what type of fishing techniques is the product indicated?

   The St. Croix Premier series is designed for Bass Fishing and fishing for freshwater and saltwater predators (perch, asp, zander, trout, pike, barracuda, sea bass, etc.). Spinning versions adapt to Finesse techniques, drop shot, and small hardbaits, while heavy versions are suitable for sea spinning.