The St. Croix Legend X2 7’3” Heavy Moderate-Fast (LXTC73HMF) is one of the most advanced bass fishing rodsever built. Designed for anglers who demand extreme performance, the Legend X2 combines SC VII carbon fiber reinforced with graphene — the strongest, lightest material in rod construction today. This in-depth DMRVP Review (Description, Meaning, Relevance, Value, Purpose) by Joe Michels of Fish Point takes you through every technical and on-the-water detail that defines this elite rod.

In this review, Joe Michels of Fish Point delivers an in-depth analysis of the entire Legend X2 platform, explaining what makes these rods so expensive—and whether they justify their premium price point. This is not just a single rod review, but a comprehensive breakdown of the Legend X2 platform, giving you all the information you need to decide if this rod belongs in your boat.

The St. Croix Legend Tournament Bass Power Finesse spinning rod, model LBS73MXF, is a true specialty tool built for anglers who need a little more power in their finesse arsenal. Rated at 7’3” in length with a medium power and extra fast tip, this rod punches well above its weight class — offering finesse control with surprising backbone for heavier baits and bigger bass.

In this video, Joe Michels from Fish Point delivers an in-depth review of the St. Croix Physyx Minnow Shaking Rods, including his first impressions out of the box, real-world testing, and practical feedback from the water.

In this video, Joe Michels from Fish Point delivers a detailed, real-world comparison of two standout rods from St. Croix’s bass fishing lineup: the Victory “Marshall” and the Legend Tournament “Workhorse”, both in 7’3” Medium Heavy Fast (73MHXF) configurations.

In this in-depth rod review, Joe Michels from Fish Point takes a close look at the St. Croix Legend Tournament Bass Power Finesse casting rod, model LBTC73HXF. This 7’3”, heavy power, extra-fast action rod is marketed as a “Power Finesse” tool—but what does that really mean on the water? Joe gives you an honest, hands-on evaluation of the rod’s strengths, limitations, and ideal use cases in real Arizona fishing conditions.

Welcome to this full-length, in-depth review of the St. Croix Legend Tournament Bass Jerkbait Casting Rod, model LBTC68MXF. If you’re an angler who’s serious about jerkbait fishing, topwater poppers, or twitch baits, this rod deserves your attention.

In this video, I take a comprehensive look at how this 6’8” medium power, extra-fast action rod performs across various conditions.

Welcome back to the channel! In this detailed DMRVP-style review, I take a deep dive into the St. Croix Legend Tournament Bass LBTC76HMF Flipping Rod, a 7’6” heavy-power rod with a moderate-fast action. If you’re serious about flipping and pitching bass in heavy cover, flooded timber, and dense brush—especially in western fisheries like Arizona—this rod might deserve a place on your deck.

Welcome back to the channel. In this review, I take a deep dive into the St. Croix Legend Tournament LBTC72HMM Rip-N-Chatter Rod, a 7’2” casting rod designed for vibrating jigs, spinnerbaits, and buzzbaits.

Welcome to another in-depth rod review from FishPoint with Joe Michels. Today we’re breaking down the St. Croix Legend Tournament Bass Power Flipping Rod, model LBTC7100HMF. At 7 feet 11 inches, with heavy power and a moderate fast action, this rod is built for serious flipping, punching, and hauling fish out of the thickest cover you can find.

Welcome to my in-depth review of the St. Croix Legend Tournament Bass casting rod, model LBTC72MM – the Finesse Glass Cranker. This 7’2” medium power, moderate action casting rod is one of the most versatile and dependable rods I’ve used for fishing with small crankbaits, finesse topwater poppers, and other treble-hooked reaction baits.

In this video, I dive into an important update for bass anglers and St. Croix fans—the release of the new St. Croix Physix rod series. While I haven’t yet fished with the Physix line directly, I’m here to share something incredibly useful if you’re considering a purchase: every review I’ve done of the Legend Tournament Bass casting rods applies directly to the new Physix models—with only a few key differences.

Welcome to another in-depth rod review from FishPoint with Joe Michels. In this video, I break down the St. Croix Legend Tournament Bass casting rod, model LBTC71MHF, also known as the “All In” rod. This is a 7’1” medium heavy, fast action rod designed to be one of the most versatile rods in the Legend Tournament lineup.

This in-depth review covers the St. Croix Legend Tournament Bass Spinning Rod – Drop Shot Finesse model (LBTS610MLXF). Designed for finesse fishing applications, this rod is 6’10” in length, features medium-light powerand an extra-fast action, and weighs only 3.56 ounces. Ideal for drop shot techniques, light jerkbaits, and precision presentations in deep, clear-water conditions, this model balances advanced sensitivity with surprising versatility.

Welcome back to FishPoint with Joe Michels. In this video, I take a deep dive into the St. Croix Legend Tournament Bass casting rod, model LBTC75MHF, nicknamed The Warhorse. At 7 feet 5 inches in length, this medium-heavy, fast-action rod is designed for serious structure anglers, and in this review I evaluate it using my DMRVP framework: Description, Meaning, Relevance, Value, and Purpose.