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This is the list our discounted / discontinued rods. They are discounted 40 to 60 percent. (first come first serve)
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FR18611/12-3 Length: 15'6" Line: 11/12 Spey line Pieces: 3 (GLX) Qty 1
FR1508/9-3 Length: 12' 5' Line: 8/9 Spey line Pieces: 3 Travel (GL3) Qty 2
FR1509/10-3 Length: 12' 5' Line: 9/10 Spey line Pieces: 3 Travel (GL3) Qty 2
FR1028/9-3(Mega Saltwater) 8/9 Length: 8" 6' Pieces: 3 Travel ( GLX ) Qty 1
FR1024 Length: 8' 6" Fly Rods line 4 Pieces: 2 ( GLX ) Qty 8
FR 963 Length: 8" Fly Rods line 3 Pieces: 2 ( GLX ) Qty 4
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| Two handed Spey Rods Developed centuries ago in Europe to catch Atlantic salmon, two-handed fly rods are seeing a huge resurgence due to the light weight and casting performance of new graphite materials. Their extended length provides amazing line mending control, and allows for unique casts that eliminate false casting. These rods are balanced to special two-handed fly lines, often called Spey lines, which are dual size rated (#8/9, #9/10, etc.). Heavier than standard weight-forward lines, Spey lines have very long-belly tapers to assist in Spey casting techniques (a method akin to roll casting). This helps compensate for the lack of a backcast, achieving plenty of distance despite the lower line speed. Because we design our rods with a faster "Scandanavian" taper, they Spey cast exceptionally well, yet can still be used with shooting heads to make both Spey and standard overhead casts. The majority of the models are available in GLX graphite, and we're proud to say that makes them the lightest, most responsive two-handers in the worlda big plus when you're maneuvering rods of this size. Steelhead anglers using floating lines will most likely prefer a #8/9 rod. For fishing sinking and floating lines, the added power of a #9/10 will make line pick-ups easier. For maximum distance, big flies and large fish, go with a #10/11 or #11/12.
GLX Fly Rods - Constructed from the first graphite ever developed specifically for fishing rods, Loomis GLX Series of fly rods are 25% lighter than comparable rods. In fact, they feel two sizes lighter! The progressive power taper design allows maximum castability and the
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| Gloomis GL3 Fly Rods |
Let's say you're an avid fly fisherman. Or fisherwoman. Chances are, you're looking for a rod that will not only enhance your performance, but that will grow with you as you improve, and—let's be honest—leave you with enough change to still buy an elk hair caddis or two. If this sounds like you, then  you've come to the right rods: the GL3s. Undoubtedly the best performance value on the market, these medium-fast action rods are extremely forgiving and very lightweight, actually helping to minimize the most common mistake in casting: the tailing loop. Designed with a multi-taper tip, they feel slightly stiffer than our other rod families, generating high line speed with a slightly wider loop. That extra stiffness also makes them quite powerful, capable of making nice long, accurate casts. Some rod companies charge twice what a GL3 will cost you. But if you're looking for a powerful, high-performance graphite rod that will let you cast like you know you can, none of them will outperform |
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