^^^^ Lol, priceless.

After reading the fine print it appears there are many legal loopholes to skirt the rules now of days.........

Great rods at a great price.

If they were 100% made in the USA you wouldn't like the price and they probably wouldn't survive as a company.

Most models. Clear as mudd now.

"Quality has always been at the bedrock of the brand. �Early on we knew that if a customer broke a Falcon rod it would be tough to restore that angler�s confidence,� he said. The finest components like Fuji and carbon fiber materials�even when they cost a little more. With USA blank production and assembly on most models, tight controls are in place at every step."

heII the new 4th of July shirt I just bought,..you know the one,
flags and banners,...red-white-and blue. Made in Malaysia...

I had a warranty issue a couple of years ago and it took almost 2 months for them to replace it
on a Carrera because the blanks were back ordered. The rep told me at that time that Falcon bought their blanks and just added the guides and handles, they did not make the blanks. I sense then switched to TFO which in my opinion is a much better rod anyway at least the warranty is.

Yes, St Croix rods are still made in Park Falls Wisconsin. St Croix also has a plant in Fresnillo, Mexico (St Croix own) for production of Mojo and Triumph rods.

Are you plugging St. Croix? This post is over 5 years old!

Closer to 12 years old! Check the OP.

St Croix sucks. There’s a plug for everyone. They’re like fishing with three pairs of gloves on.

Overly burdensome environmental regulations...you mean the laws that ensure we have clean water to fish in?

The economics of American companies moving production to China is for one thing and one thing only: To maximize profits. The end.

What are the most sensitive worm rods for under $200?

A used $300 rod

A high end StCroix rod with your gloves off.