St. Croix Legend Elite Panfish Spinning Rods Review

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New favorite rod

Dave
2 years ago

I love that the reel seat section does not flex under load like my 7' Avid UL, giving it the feeling of being able to handle all species of panfish well, and provide enough backbone to handle bigger fish if they should end up on the hook. The tip is plenty sensitive although it may feel a little stiffer, and less noodley then many UL class rods. I actually find this more of a plus read more for me. As many have stated, the fast action of this rod may be more of a moderate fast, but did not find this to be an issue.

In testing I caught over 40 bluegills of sizes ranging from very small to 9", 10 bass from 7 - 11", and a large bullfrog, with the rod handling them all as I expected. However, depending on personal preference, the UL action may be the better option to experience the fight of smaller fish species.

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Perfect Crappie rod

Edward
5 years ago

This might be the perfect all around Crappie rod. Well balanced and very sensitive. I have used it with a slip float and could feel the hits. It is my go to panfish rod and I have caught a lot of smallmouth bass also.

St. Croix LEP64lxf

Brad
5 years ago

A beautiful rod. Very sensitive and extremely well balanced rod. Maybe a little over the top for panfish but that is exactly what i wanted. Will purchase the LEP69lf in the near future.

St. Croix Legend Elite Panfish Spinning Rods Questions and Answers

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Asked by Brad 5 years ago

How would the Legend Elite Panfish LEP70LXF balance with a Shimano Stella 2500 How would the LEP70LXF balance with a Shimano Stella 2500 FJ?

Bernie 5 years ago

The 2500 Stella FJ would pair well with the LEP70LXF

Asked by Tommy Cieslik 2 years ago

I am interested in the 7ft model and I am wondering if the Shimano Stella 1000 would be the perfect match? Or maybe the Shimano Stella C 2500 S? 

Bernie - TackleDirect Customer Service 2 years ago

Hello Tommy, <p><br /></p><p>The Shimano Stella Fk 1000 would pair up great with the St.Croix 7 foot Legend Elite Panfish rod.</p>

Asked by Tommy 2 years ago

Would the Shimano Stella 1000FK go with the 7 foot model or should I go with a bigger reel size? Like maybe a Stella FK C 2500 S? 

Huy - TackleDirect Customer Service 2 years ago

<span>Hi Tommy, The Shimano Stella FK in 2500 will fit the 7ft St Croix Legend Elite Panfish Rod better than the 1000. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with!</span>

Asked by Jeff 4 years ago

Would the Shimano Stella 1000 FJ be a good pair with the 5’6” UL fast rod? I’d be mostly bank fishing into a creek. Would the UL be to whippie for crappie or should I go with a lite rod? Thanks

B. Smith 4 years ago

Hello Jeff, <p><br /></p><p>The Stella 1000FJ would pair well with this rod. The rod will definitely have a super soft power but for what you will be doing, will fair well and be a super fun time when reeling in those (hopefully) big Crappie! </p><p><br /

Asked by Ben C Anderson 4 years ago

Other than a difference in 3 inches how does the 6'-9" light model differ from the 7'-0" light model? I see the 7' model says extra fast where the 6'-9" shows fast action. When you you want one or the other?

Rebecca Redington 4 years ago

The action, recommended line weight, and lure weight are the only differences other than size.