NEW G Loomis GLX VS OLD GLX VS St Croix fishing rods

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A Head to Head Comparison- Old vs New GLX Rods

The Popping Rod series was originally designed to cast live shrimp under a popping cork for saltwater flats species like seatrout and redfish. As anglers will, they quickly discovered these rods worked exceptionally for fishing soft plastics and small jigs for bonefish, small snook and other flats regulars. They have soft tips that allow the bait to land quietly, even on long casts.

G. Loomis Classic Popping Casting Rod - PR844C GLX

G. Loomis SJR722 GLX 6'0 Spin Jig Rod, St. Croix and G. Loomis Fishing Rods

The G. Loomis GL3 Classic Trout & Panfish Spinning Rod is designed to protect light line better and give you increased casting distance and a longer, more effective hook set. This rod is a light-duty, all-around spinning rod excellent for small freshwater species. If you're fishing in tight quarters or small creeks, G. Loomis suggests the shorter models, but if you frequent larger streams, ponds, or lakes they recommend the longer rods.The G.

G Loomis GLX Trout/ Panfish Fishing Rod Spinning

For targeting salmon and steelhead, the St. Croix Onchor Spinning Rods offer a wide range of lengths, powers, actions and even grip options to best suit your angling needs. Its SCIII carbon blank is lightweight, powerful, and durable, perfectly suited for all day use at your favorite fishing hole. Rods are offered in a carbon fiber grip material with rubber butt cap or a premium cork grip with EVA butt.

St. Croix Onchor Cork ONFCS90MLF2 Spinning Rod

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.