G-Loomis Xperience
The G-Loomis Xperience fly rods are a line of high performing travel fly rods that are affordable. G-Loomis has utilized the same high modulus graphite that is found in the very best fly rods of other brands. The rod tapers have been specially crafted so that you can cast effortlessly with a lightweight feel. The Xperience fly rods will become your most treasured fly rods in your collection. The lighter sizes offer you a medium fast taper and stiffness so that you get the high line speed that is necessary for casting accurately and with the utmost control. When you need to cast longer distances with weighted flies, the Number 8 and the heavier rods in this series are designed with fast and stiff tapers to meet every challenge that swims within your range. The G-Loomis Xperience rods are finished in a rich mahogany brown color and feature an anodized reel seat. The Xperience fly rods are perfect for all saltwater and freshwater conditions.
G-Loomis CrossCurrent GLX
Currents and tides-they’re the keys to saltwater flyfishing. The edges where the current meets the still water are the areas you seek out and it is these ‘crosscurrents’ that your fly and the fish meet. The G-Loomis CrossCurrent GLX fly rods are designed to handle the rigourous demands of fly fishing.
G-Loomis EastFork
The G-Loomis EastFork fly rods are an affordable range of fly rods that utilize extra high modulus graphite materials to create a thin diameter profile that zips your line out with speed. The fast taper and stiff design assists you to form tight loops for control under all conditions. A full body cabernet satin color covers the blank. The reel seat is ported and has a burl cork insert. The reel seat frame is anodized with the same bronze color of the EastFork fly reel.
G-Loomis CrossCurrent
Tides and currents are the keys to saltwater fly fishing. Where the current meets the still water or differing currents meet, edges are created and the bait is trapped. It is these edges that the flyfisher seeks-the cross currents where the fly and fish meets.
