gonfishn
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anybody out there tried the new st. croix legend ultra spey rods yet?
I'm looking for a new rod and St.Croix has always treated we well.So any opinions on their new rods? 
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REDSHED
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Which model are you looking at. We had some at our spey clave and some cast good while some other were like slugs.
That being said I think just about every two hander made today is a winner with the right line.
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gonfishn
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I was looking at the 14'8/9 and 15'9/10
I like a heavy weight rod from the bank save the light stuff for creeks
I blew my shoulder out a few years ago and after 3 days on the clearwater last week i'm thinking Spey is the way.
I did hook up 3 times didn't land any,but one was worth the trip managed to hold on to him for a couple of minutes
before he hit the whitewater.
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Have not seen or heard much about the new St Croix spey rods and I am out in St Croix GLs country. Spey is the way there are lots of good rods and lines out there you should try a few different ones before you buy, try a test run from Red Shed, best way to go.
Good luck
BG
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