St. Croix EVOS Salt | Full Review

[@KevinTaylor-l8m]

They used to make high end fly rods. And they were great. I still have a Legend elite. Circa 2002? Titanium guides. Aluminum tube. Cast amazing. And still as light as the best rods today!

[@vieuxacadian9455]

I have fished a mojo bass fly rod for years and love it .

[@gaterb11]

Thank you for the overview and review! Have you heard any rumblings about a new “mid priced” offering from St Croix?

[@tailwaterflyshop]

Of course! The Imperial Salt fits the bill for that!

[@daniel42020]

Y'all should check out the Mojo Bass Fly rod. It's my favorite rod right now. It preforms well above it's price point. Love the videos!

[@prizmatik8696]

love the video, any plans to make videos for budget offerings? would love to see your take on some of them. Also congrats on 3k subs

[@tailwaterflyshop]

Thank you! Absolutely? We’ve got some in the works. Which rods would you like to see?

[@ryantherock7664]

nice review how about doing a review of the 9' 5wt?

[@goathunter2007]

It would be nice to see more mid under $500 Rods

[@tailwaterflyshop]

Got it! Which ones specifically are you interested in?

[@Nrussell11]

​@@tailwaterflyshopOrvis superfine glass (8'8" 8wt)

[@dm9103]

Graphine has nothing new to offer in terms of designing the action of the rod. It still is a prepreg, it is still cut to flags, or used as scrim. 20 year technology. The only thing manufacturers can do is how they layer these plies on the mandrel. I wouldn't call it technology. Proprietary desing is a better fitting word.

[@Somebro568]

There is no way in hell you throw a functional cast with that casting stroke. Please learn it correctly if you’re gonna review rods

[@tailwaterflyshop]

Thank you for your expert opinion

[@daniel42020]

What are you talking about O.o

[@Snookwisperer]

That's funny.