loomis rods

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2010/10/16 23:00:34 (permalink)

loomis rods

Whats everyones thoughts on the eastfork 9' 5wt by gloomis. I was thinkng about tradeing my 7wt sage flight for it. I have been haveing problems with the sage breaking all the time and was going to step down on the steelhead rod and upgrade the trout rod.

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    fishenfool46
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    RE: loomis rods 2010/10/18 01:01:40 (permalink)
    have and east fork 3 wt reel and love it! this lil reel is matched to a st croix avid 7'9" rod

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    RE: loomis rods 2010/10/18 08:17:49 (permalink)
    I love anything made by G-Loomis, however, I dropped off the wagon once they sold out to Shimano.

    I had a 8'6'' 5 wt Streamdance Metolius that I used forever, sadly, it succumbed to a car door this year.  I sent it back and they sent me the new Streamdance GLX, have yet to use it.  One nice thing about buying a loomis is that for 50 bucks, no matter what you do to it, they replace the rod.

    The only thing I didn't like it about it, and this would never get noticed by anyone who doesn't know what they are looking it, are the bubbles in the stripper guide finish, and on a few of the single foot guides there are evidence of someone touching them before the finish fully cured...again, nothing that would affect the performance of the rod whatsoever, but blemishes that Ill always know are there.  Didn't see anything like that on my old loomis at all, but that's outsourcing for ya.

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