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G.Loomis fly rods combines superior technology with the highest quality components available. Their fly fishing rods are well known for thier balance, durablity and the excellent performance. They have a great selection of freshwater and saltwater fly rods to choose from. Cabela's has an excellent selection of G.Loomis fly fishing rods for both freshwater and saltwater fly fishing. Cabela's is a company that has been around for a long time because they offer quality products. They also have a fantastic selection of other fly fishing gear.
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The GLX rod has a legendary feather-light heft, slim lines and flawless flex. You’ll experience a softer, easier-loading rod that bends into its lower third to present flies with extreme precision at shorter distances and protect light tippet. These actions excel on spring creeks, tailwaters and flat pools where delicate laydowns and accuracy come first.
The new Streamdance GLX HLS (High Line Speed) series incorporates ultra-high-modulus graphite and moderate stiffness, along with specialized three- and four-piece actions to mesh with your stream and your trout. The fast tapers rocket your loops faster and farther by transferring maximum energy from your rod to your line, yet have soft enough tip sections for short-distance accuracy. Line flow is quickened by slick nickel titanium alloy coatings on the REC recoil guides. And the distinctively beautiful reel seat has an offset-oval sculpted barrel. Available in 3-6wt.
The powerfully stiff, super-fast taper of the Max Line Speed is ideal for aggressive casters with an accelerated power stroke. This action will give you absolute command over big flies and big water and will minimize the wind's effect on your presentation. Ideal for long-range nymphing with a strike indicator and fishing streamers from a boat.
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