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DescriptionThe G Loomis Swim Fly Series of rods were developed Mike Schultz who recognized the need for high performance rods to deal with specific
Loomis NRX+ SwimFly
With enticing baitfish motion, multi-point articulated “swim flies” rapidly became an essential pattern in any serious bass angler’s box. Unfortunately, this massive innovation in streamer design outpaced the hardware used to deliver the goods. Early adopters – like G. Loomis Elite Ambassador/Product Advisor, Mike Schultz - quickly realized repurposed saltwater sticks were not the solution for tucking accurate casts under obstacles or properly animating flies on retrieve.
G.Loomis NRX+ Swim Fly Rod 7wt 8'8
Dominate Freshwater with Three New Fly Rods from G. Loomis – G. Loomis US
AVAILABLE NOW, New Freshwater G-Loomis Fly…
With enticing baitfish motion, multi-point articulated “swim flies” rapidly became an essential pattern in any serious bass angler’s box. Unfortunately, this massive innovation in streamer design outpaced the hardware used to deliver the goods. Early adopters – like G. Loomis Elite Ambassador/Product Advisor, Mike Schultz - quickly realized repurposed saltwater sticks were not the solution for tucking accurate casts under obstacles or properly animating flies on retrieve.
G. Loomis NRX+ Swim Fly Rod
G.Loomis Swim Fly test run ON THE WATER with Golden Fly Shop
Introducing Asquith, the most technologically advanced fly rod in the world. The Asquith series is the culmination of global cooperation in design, materials, and manufacturing techniques. Built on Shimano’s proprietary Spiral X platform, the Asquith boasts superb power transfer from tip to hand, quick recovery, and increased sensitivity. Designed by world casting champion Steve Rajeff, the Asquith is an exploratory step into the future of rod manufacturing technology.
G Loomis Asquith 490-4 4wt 9' Fly Rod
G. Loomis NRX+ Swim Fly Review: A Bass Angler's Dream
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G Loomis NRX+ LP Fly Rod- Dedicated dry fly anglers know the deal. Your job? Flawless presentation. The trout’s job? Avoiding introduction. Picky and particular, feeding trout aren’t often available to receive offerings sent in a straight-line path. Perfect, delicate drifts require slinging unconventional slack yielding casts, and drag inducing micro-currents, obstacles, and other naturally occurring variables can limit tactical opportunity.
G Loomis | NRX+ LP Fly Rod
