St. Croix Rod
St. Croix Rod has handcrafted premium fishing rods in Park Falls, Wisconsin since 1948, making it one of the last major fishing rod manufacturers to perform design and production entirely in the United States. The company's Park Falls factory — where dozens of skilled craftspeople build each rod by hand — produces its flagship American-made lines: Premier, Avid, Legend, and Mojo Bass. Its rods are prized by professional tournament anglers and everyday anglers alike for their sensitivity, balance, and lifetime-grade construction.
Products by St. Croix Rod
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$180-$195Mojo Bass Spinning Rod
The Mojo Bass is St. Croix's most accessible USA-made bass spinning rod, built on SCIII carbon fiber blanks and featuring the company's ergonomic Trigon grip design — a patented triangular cross-section handle that reduces fatigue during extended days on the water. Explicitly labeled 'Made in The USA' on Amazon, it is offered in 34 technique-specific models at a more attainable price point than the Avid and Legend lines.
$320-$370Legend Tournament Bass Spinning Rod
St. Croix's flagship tournament-grade bass rod, the Legend Tournament Bass is built on super high-modulus SCIV+ carbon fiber blanks with Fuji K-Series tangle-free guides and a Fuji VSS reel seat. Available in 22 technique-specific spinning and casting models, it is recognized as one of the finest production bass rods manufactured in America and carries a 15-year transferable warranty.
$250-$280Avid Series Spinning Rod
The Avid Series is St. Croix's premium mid-tier USA-made rod, explicitly marketed as 'Made in the USA' on Amazon. Its high-modulus carbon fiber blank is built with St. Croix's proprietary Integrated Poly Curve (IPC) tooling for increased strength and sensitivity, paired with a quality guide system and a cork handle. It sits above the Premier in sensitivity and build quality while remaining below the top-tier Legend price point.
$145-$215Premier Spinning Rod
St. Croix's best-selling American-made spinning rod, the Premier has been in continuous production since its debut in the 1957 catalog. Built on a premium SCII carbon fiber blank with Kigan Master Hand 3D guides, a Fuji DPS reel seat with frosted silver hoods, and a premium-grade full-cork handle, it delivers exceptional all-around multispecies performance at a strong value for a rod handcrafted in the USA.