Bass Fishing Product Reviews

G-Loomis Rods

Rods, Reels and Line Rods

Written by Mike Cork

Tuesday, 12 February 2008

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Whether TOSSING the largest plug for oversized bucketmouths, the tiniest jig for those finicky brown bass or casting all week long for that one muskie, we have the right rod for you. Through EXTENSIVE research on and off the water, we've figured how to give you what you need down to the smallest detail, whether it be feather-light materials, fast-action tapers, durability, or all three. We continue to DESIGN and construct rods made with high-performance materials, endless feedback, and a pure love of the sport. This WINNING combination makes up for our lack of sleep, and in the end it's these details which make the difference between a good day out on the water, and one you can't stop talking about.

Largemouth bass thrive in WEEDY lakes, holding in and around thick brush and sunken debris. It's believed they choose these spots for protection and food forage; however, recent evidence indicates that, in reality, they just think it's really FUNNY watching you break off lure after lure. Our "ol' mossy back" line up: FIVE different rod categories with a total of over eighty different rods designed to cover every possible method, bait, lure and technique used to catch largemouths, bronzebacks, spots and kentucks. It doesn't matter if your tossing big TOPWATER plugs for oversized bucketmouths or the tiniest jig to those pesky brown bass, your perfect bass rod is here. All you have to do is fit the TECHNIQUE you prefer to the rod-use descriptions you'll find here.

Specs.

Rods

Rod Manufacturer: G-Loomis
Additional Information: Limited warranty against defects in workmanship and materials for the lifetime of the original owner.

Rods, Reels and Line Product Details

Price: 200.00

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User reviews

Average user rating from: 2 user(s)


Overall rating		5.0
Design		5.0
Durability		5.0
Satisfaction		5.0

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G.Loomis IMX MBR843c, Wednesday, 23 April 2008

Written by Neal Tyson (ss454)


Overall rating		5.0
Design		5.0
Durability		5.0
Satisfaction		5.0

This rod is very sensitive with a light tip and solid backbone. I can easily feel the bites with slack line and that is a big advantage when throwing finess and weightless worms in and around grass. This rod has a slightly longer handle than most 7' rods which makes it very comfortable for senkos and other soft plastic applications where you tuck the handle under your arm and twitch or slowly pull the bait in anticipation of a strike. All in all this rod is worth every penny of it's price and my only regret about buying it is that now I want more!

Common

Recommend to Others: Yes
Pros: Light
Sensitive
Comfortable

Rod Review

Rod Type: Baitcaster
Rod Action: Medium Heavy
Rod Length: 7'
Rod Model: IMX MBR843c
Rod Line Rating: 10-17lb
Primary Use: Worming
Rod Line Guides: 9 Fuji Alconite
Cost: 230.00

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G. Loomis Rod, Tuesday, 12 February 2008

Written by Mike Cork


Overall rating		5.0
Design		5.0
Durability		5.0
Satisfaction		5.0

Very happy with this purchase.

Common

Recommend to Others: Yes
Pros: I have a GL3 and it has made for a very sensitive worming rod. I fish it with 17 pound test and the rod has handled fish up to 8 pounds outstandingly.
Cons: non yet

Rod Review

Rod Type: Baitcaster
Rod Action: Medium Heavy
Rod Length: 6-10
Rod Model: GL3
Rod Line Rating: 10-17
Rod Lure Weight Rating: 1/4 - 5/8
Primary Use: worming
Rod Line Guides: fuji
Cost: 199.99