I purchased this several weeks ago, it hasn't shipped but St. Croix has taken my money. I have attempted to call customer service on 5 different instances and have sent many emails via the webpage and to customer support straight from my email....and zero response from St. Croix. Very disappointing, and I now have to try to get my money back as i don't think they will every communicate with me or send me the products that they have taken my money for.

This rod has a strong backbone for walleye fishing but is sensitive enough for perch fishing as well. It is the perfect length for ice house fishing. We love this perch/eye rod so much that we have 3 of them.

I bought the MLF 36” spoon one and I absolutely love it. I pair it with fire line and then a floro leader and it has extreme sensitivity to feel a super light spoon and ability to handle heaven spoons just as well. It is absolutely a great experience to hook a nice walleye with this. Even the lightest bite it can feel, hook set is amazing with it. I have a diversity of different brands and this one is honestly my favorite to fish with. Even though it is a soon version — it fishes a plethora of baits very well. Would recommend, worth every penny.

I've got the Perch Seeker and Pan Finesse. Both are fantastic rods, very light in hand and sensitive. The Perch Seekers action is pretty dang perfect, with a VERY light/soft tip but enough backbone to handle any Perch and most light walleye techniques. Excellent spoon and plastic rod. The pan finesse is the best gill/crappie/sunfish rod ive used and perfect for a 1 man flip over due to its length. Will definitely add more from this series, only thing I don't love is the price. No way a 30" ice rod is worth the same as a 7' Victory or Avid.

The first one of these that I bought was the Tungsten Tamer, I got it to replace a broken rob in my kit. After using it with its amazing backbone and control of the modern spoon jigs, it became the first rod I grabbed for in the box. Last year I added the Pan Finesse and the Trophy Taker. Both of them live up to the family values that I expect from St Croix. This year I will be adding the Eye Raiser and the House Rod. The feel and fishability af this family of rods is something you have to fish to understand.