St. Croix TSRS90M2 Triumph Surf Rod

St. Croix TSRS90M2 Triumph Surf Rod

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TD Code
LengthPowerActionPiecesLine Weight (lb)Lure Weight (oz)Rod Weight (oz)HandlePrice
TSRS90M2
SCR-0213
9'MMod. Fast28 - 201/2 - 2 1/210.33$160.00 USD
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St. Croix Triumph Surf rods are built from St. Croix's high-performance SCII graphite. Outfitted with all the handsome trimmings, St. Croix Triumph Surf rods are available at a fairly unbelievable price.
St. Croix Triumph® Surf Rods Features
  • Premium quality SCII graphite
  • Designed for long-distance casting
  • Lightweight, hard aluminum-oxide surf guides
  • Fuji® DPS reel seat/frosted silver hoods
  • Custom cork tape handle
  • Two coats of Flex Coat finish thoroughly applied around guide feet to prevent corrosion
  • 5-year warranty backed by unmatched St. Croix service
  • Designed and imported by St. Croix to their exacting standards
5 Stars based on 20 reviews
By Karim
Weymouth, MA
St. Croix
January 23, 2021
I havent used it yet but let me say this first originally l was for this rod and ordered it while it on back order then a few days later I got an email saying my order was canceled so I called to see what they have instead and it was my lucky day when Tyler the nicest guy at tackle direct went above and beyond to find something different it only took him a minute to locate the newer model then he made sure it was delivered to me in less than 48 hours l must say if you looking for the best gear for the best price look no further tackle direct is get you covered also tackle direct is lucky to have such amazing people like Tyler working there..thank you !!
By Kyle
RHODE ISLAND
Cant beat it!
September 24, 2020
I was amazed with how this rod performed.
By Carlos P.
Hayward, California.
Best surf rod.
September 6, 2020
I bought this rod because my st crox mojo surf casting rod was tireing me out after 4 hours of casting on the surf. With this rod I can cast for 6 hours. It also helps me cast the 3/4 oz to 2oz lures a lot farther than any of the other rods I own. It has a sensitive tip and a strong back, great rod.
Pros
  • I own more expensive rods that this one but this one is the best. Sensitive yet strong and it casts like a champ. Thanks to st crox for building such a high performance rod.
Cons
  • I'm going to have to replace all my other rods with st. Croix Triumphs!
By Zach
Massapequa Park, NY
Find something bad, I dare you!
June 9, 2020
Its almost impossible to say something bad about a St Croix rod, and this isn't an exception. The Triumph Surf is one of my favorite rods to use on the beach. Its great for days when I can get out into the water and don't need a 12 footer, and I can get the lure on target with a 9 footer with tremendous casting power. I can cast almost any jig in my arsenal with pinpoint accuracy. A go to for sure!
By Thomas
Mt Airy, Maryland
Great surf rid
April 28, 2020
I have both the triumph and avid. Both products are outstanding in the surf and can withstand almost anything. St croix stands behind their products unlike many other Rod manufacturers.
Pros
  • Durability, performance, sensitivity
By Bob D.
Ocean City, NJ
Great light weight rod.
September 14, 2017
I have a Lami Surf King and it is a descent surf rod. But for about the same price this 10' surf rod is an unexpected surprise. Much nicer product.
Pros
  • Finish, action seems have nice tip to butt feel.
Cons
  • None yet.
By Daniel
Middlebury, CT
St. Croix Triumph
August 8, 2017
This was my first surf rod and even though I have a higher end rod now this is still may favorite. If you're looking to get a rod where you're just starting out I would definitely recommend this rod!
Pros
  • Good beginner rod, very forgiving
Cons
  • none.
By Donald L.
Pleasant Hill, CA
St. Croix TSRS100M2 Triumph Surf Rod
October 27, 2016
I was really excited to own and fish with this new Saint Croix Triumph Surf rod. Unfortunately on my first trip out the rod failed by breaking on the upper section just above where the two halves connect. The rod is rated from 3/4oz - 4oz. I was at Fort Baker, CA just on the North side of the Golden Gate Bridge. The conditions were a storm past the night before and a new one approaching. The winds out of the West at 20-25 mph with light rain and 8 to 11 feet of surf. That why I chose the Bay side instead of the beach. The first cast Lingcod! 3rd cast Rockcod! I'm doing great. The wind at my back while fishing from a rocky point the sweep was moving to my right at a strong pace. So I went up for using a 2oz sinker to a 3oz sinker rigged Carolina style. Boom, my new toy broke on the 2nd or 3rd cast. Probably a factory defect. I decided to replace with a Lamiglas. Yet to see how the new Lami will work out.
Pros
  • Light weight, responsive.
Cons
  • Not sure if this break above where the two halves join is an outlier or a common defect.
By Michael
New Jersey
Great Inexpensive Rod
October 26, 2016
I was looking for a rod with a little more backbone to use with heavier lures in open beach spots. This has met that need perfectly allowing me to get the distance I was looking for when using heavy 2-3 Oz bucktails and Superstrike lures. The rod is very well made and relatively inexpensive compared to the higher end make and models. I would highly recommend this rod to anyone looking for an all around durable and versatile surf rod not looking to spend a ton of money. It's not the best rod if a majority of the lures you use are on the lighter side (1/2 Oz- 1 Oz range) but this 10 ft model will certainly get the job done and still does nicely when using SP minnows and swim shads. I would recommend the 9 ft model if you primarily use lures around or under 1 Oz. Have caught numerous bass so far with this rod this fall and has handle them with ease. I do find it tough / use a lot of energy to work a pencil popper with properly. The distance from my reel to the butt of the rod is a little long for my liking but once I got use to it I don't notice it anymore.
Pros
  • Great price
  • Can really launch lures in the 1-1/2 Oz - 3 Oz range
  • No problem handling bigger fish
Cons
  • Not great when casting lures 1 Oz or less
  • Tough to work pencil poppers with
  • Length between reel and rod butt
By Blake
Lake worth, Florida
Solid rod
August 5, 2016
Longer cast great for surf fishing
Pros
  • Whippy
By Alex
Pozzuoli, Italy
Good back bay rod
August 4, 2016
I like to use this for small bucktails, small plugs, redfins, bombers/SP's, and its capable of tossing a 2 3/8 popper if need be. I love it.
Paired with an SSV4500, its great.
By Alex
Pozzuoli, Italy
Montauk Rod
August 4, 2016
This rod is perfect for Montauk and its pretty cheap too. Tons of power to stop a big fish and its able to handle those bigger 3oz plugs. I love mine.
By Mark
Maryland
Great rod
October 28, 2015
Use this rod for light sling jigs and poppers on the surf in Hatteras. Works flawlessly.
By edgar
cabo san lucas, bcs
una caña ligera, resistente y confiable
July 7, 2015
He utilizado la caña Triumph por casi un año y he confirmado su durabilidad, ni siquiera una guia dañada en multiples viajes de pesca. He podido verificar su fuerza al haber sacado gallos (roosterfish) y toros (jack) de diez kilos y mas. ademas de su versatilidad al poder utilizar señuelos ligeros de menos de 1 0z y pesos pesados como jig de 4 oz sin problema. en terminos generales una esxcelente opcion para la pesca de orilla (surf) o desde una escollera (inshore).
Pros
  • ligera, fuerte, con mucha durabilidad (ni una guia dañada)
Cons
  • ninguno
By Alex
,
Great Surf Rod
April 2, 2015
I paired this up with a Bail-Less Penn SSV6500 and it is my favorite combo, I have higher end equipment but I use this more often! The rod is perfect for Bucktails, Darters, Poppers and even light swimmers! I HIGHLY recommend this rod if are looking to get a new surf rod!
Pros
  • Light
  • Strong
Cons
  • The guides are pretty big.
3 Questions & 3 Answers
Dave Medeck
from Arnold, MD asked:
November 27, 2020
Is this rod a 50/50 split?  Thanks
1 Answer
Yes these Triumph Surfs are 50/50 split
Submitted by: Alex T on November 28, 2020

Daniel B Douglas
from Pennsylvania asked:
August 13, 2018
WHAT SIZE REEL AND LINE DO YOU RECOMMEND FOR THIS ROD? THX TSRS90M2 SCR-0213
1 Answer
Depending on which reel you decide to pair the rod with, different brands run their reels in different sizes. We can tell you which size would be a good pair if you know which reel you are interested on pairing the rod with.
Submitted by: Rebecca on August 14, 2018

David
from Matunuck, rhode island asked:
June 17, 2014
I'm looking for a rod to surf cast for stripers, blues, etc. should I get the triumph 9foot or be looking at a 10 footer?
1 Answer
The 10' will allow for longer casts and keep your line above the waves better,
Submitted by: Customer Service on June 17, 2014

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