GCX Spinning Rods – The Hook Up Tackle

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G Loomis GCX 852S Jig and Worm Spinning Rod 12960-01 With pride and prestige on the line, avid bass anglers focus on the details when relying on their tools to stand out from the pack. Handcrafted in Woodland, Washington, the new G. Loomis GCX features iconic actions and innovative design that anglers have come to expect from the brand that refuses to rest on their laurels. Utilizing G.

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Loomis Trout Series Spinning Rods are a specialized series of spinning rods designed specifically for trout fishing. Effective for lake or stream fishing, these rods are made with one objective in mind to help serious trout anglers become more successful and enjoy their time on the water with the lightest, most sensitive rods available. The entire series features fast tips for the ultimate in control, whether your pitching a spinner, a marabou jig or drifting single eggs.

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With pride and prestige on the line, avid bass anglers focus on the details when relying on their tools to stand out from the pack. Handcrafted in

GCX Spinning Rods

GCX Spinning Rods – The Hook Up Tackle

G. Loomis GCX Jig & Worm Spinning Rod

Elevate saltwater performance with the new GCX Inshore

G Loomis GCX Dropshot Spinning Rods 12965-01, With pride and prestige on the line, avid bass anglers focus on the details when relying on their tools to stand out from the pack. Handcrafted in Woodland, Washington, the new G. Loomis GCX features iconic actions and innovative design that anglers have come to expect from the brand that refuses to rest on their laurels. Utilizing G.

G. Loomis GCX Spinning Rod

G-Loomis GCX Inshore Spinning Rods - Knowing versatility is key for securing success in demanding inshore environments, G. Loomis tuned the all-new GCX Inshore series to provide anglers with essential tools to tackle any salty situation. Roaming roaring coastal currents and traversing skinny flats train saltwater anglers to expect one thing — the unexpected.