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What rod do you use for trolling?
For inshore or freshwater trolling, you can get by with pretty much any type of reasonably stiff rod. When it comes to offshore fishing, however, your gear will need to be a little more specialized. Heavier and stiffer rods in the 6 ½ to 7 ½ foot range tend to work best if you’re going for big fish.
Can you troll with medium light rod?
Power rating: Light to medium will work depending on the type of gear you like trolling. If you troll with divers or large weights to get down deep, then use a stiffer medium power rod. For most other types of trolling, even with downriggers, consider light or medium light rods.
Are St Croix good rods?
Very Clean Rod Croix offer a very clean looking and feeling rod. Nice cork grips, a really nice clean blank with great components the length of the rod. It’s the total package in terms of durability, strength and sensitivity while also being a good looking bass rod.
Can you jig with a trolling rod?
The gear used for Jig Trolling is very similar to that used in other jigging techniques. A high-modulus graphite, 6 foot, medium to medium light action spinning rod works just great for this application.
What size rod is best for walleye?
Six feet, three inches is the perfect size for a walleye rod. The Eyecon also has a medium-light power and an extra fast tip. These two features combine to make a rod that’s strong enough to firmly set your hook, while being light enough to feel every bite.
Who makes St Croix rods?
For 40 of its 70 years in business, St. Croix has been owned by the Schluter family…and continues to be today. From day one, St. Croix has completely controlled the rod manufacturing process, which is a source of great pride for Paul.
How long should a walleye rod be?
What line do you use to troll for walleye?
For most walleye trolling applications 10 to 14 pound test monofilament line is the ideal choice. Lines of this pound test rating are more than strong enough to handle even big walleye, yet thin enough to enable crankbaits and other popular trolling lures to reach substantial depths.
How much line do you let out when trolling?
Let out 50 feet of line and clip into the release. If that’s not enough distance to prevent your lake’s wary walleyes from seeing the ball…then let out 150 feet of line! Just remember, the flat-line diving depth of your crankbait still applies behind the ball!
Which St Croix rods are made in USA?
usa factory and factory store. St. Croix’s facility in Park Falls, Wisconsin manufactures our Legend, Avid, Mojo and other rod series. If you are in northern Wisconsin, be sure to sign up for a facility tour, or stop in to purchase your favorite rod right off the factory floor in our retail store.
What company owns St Croix rods?
Where are St. Croix Eyecon rods made?
Fresnillo, Mexico
The companys mid-priced Triumph, Mojo Bass/Musky/Inshore/Surf, Eyecon and Rio Santo series rods are designed and engineered in Park Falls, Wisconsin and built in a new, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Fresnillo, Mexico.
Why choose Eyecon® trolling rods?
Technique-specific walleye series designed for superior performance. Designed in Park Falls and handcrafted in Fresnillo, Mexico. Eyecon® trolling rods feature moderate actions created with a dynamic blend of premium SCII carbon and super premium, 100% linear S-glass. The result is a superior trolling series for walleye anglers.
How long is the warranty on a St Croix trolling rod?
5-year warranty backed by St. Croix Superstar Service. Technique-specific walleye series designed for superior performance. Designed in Park Falls and handcrafted in Fresnillo, Mexico. Eyecon® trolling rods feature moderate actions created with a dynamic blend of premium SCII carbon and super premium, 100% linear S-glass.
Where are Eyecon rods made?
Designed in Park Falls and handcrafted in Fresnillo, Mexico. Eyecon® trolling rods feature moderate actions created with a dynamic blend of premium SCII carbon and super premium, 100% linear S-glass. The result is a superior trolling series for walleye anglers. Qty: warning…
What are the features of a Kigan trolling reel?
Trolling models feature SCII carbon and linear S-glass. Kigan Master Hand 3D guides with slim, strong aluminum-oxide rings and black frames. Fuji® IPS reel seat with black hood on spinning models. Fuji® ECS reel seat with black hood on casting model.