Description This is a short, light action trout and panfish rod designed to allow you to fish small to medium-sized flies on creeks and small streams where low, overhanging branches and shoreline brush restrict n...
Reviewed by: Anonymous User(Unregistered User)
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40 days a year
, from Pasadena, CA
Price Paid:
$155.00
Summary: All around excellent product. When I decide to buy my next rod, I'm not going to look further than Loomis.
Customer Service: First rate. I accidentally damaged the rod and Loomis is sending me a new one second-day air for a nominal fee. Can't ask for better service than that!
Similar Products Used: None
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Reviewed by: Anonymous User(Unregistered User)
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50+ days a year
, from Baltimore, MD, USA
Price Paid:
$235.00
at Dealer
Summary: If you like to flyfish you should have this rod (783). I do not care where you live, if you have a pond nearby that is reason enough to pony up a few bucks. If you have never had a 6'6', you are missing out.
Customer Service: Best in the business.
Similar Products Used: Orvis 1oz., Powell 662.
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Reviewed by: Bob Long, Jr.(Unregistered User)
,
50+ days a year
, from Chicago, IL
Summary: A wonderful light rod for panfish, crappie and small (up to 3 pounds) largemouth in lakes, and smallies (to 16/17-inches), white bass (to 15-inches) in rivers. Rod's got a little backbone to go with it light size. Fishes subsurface flies as well and top water dries and poppers. Very versatile and fun to use.
Customer Service: Have not used for this rod, but excellent service via phone and net in past.
Similar Products Used: Scott Fiberglass 7'6" two weight, Sage SP 3 piece, three weight. Cortland GRF 1000 3/4.
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