G Loomis NRX+ Fly Rod

G Loomis NRX+ S Saltwater Fly Rod - Saltwater fly rods for ultimate control, distance, and power. Despite best laid plans, conditions in saltwater environments can slide sideways in a split-second. Walloping wind and cloud cover pack the potential to hinder the performance of even the most experienced tropical fly angler. When favor’s stacked in nature’s corner, level the playing field with fishing tools forged to conquer these, and other common variables.

G. Loomis' NRX+ S provides the power, line speed, and lop stability expected from modern fast-action rods, without compromising feel and finesse.

G. Loomis NRX + Saltwater Fly Rod

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With enticing baitfish motion, multi-point articulated “swim flies” rapidly became an essential pattern in any serious bass angler’s box. Unfortunately, this massive innovation in streamer design outpaced the hardware used to deliver the goods. Early adopters – like G. Loomis Elite Ambassador/Product Advisor, Mike Schultz - quickly realized repurposed saltwater sticks were not the solution for tucking accurate casts under obstacles or properly animating flies on retrieve.

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G Loomis NRX+ LP Fly Rod- Dedicated dry fly anglers know the deal. Your job? Flawless presentation. The trout’s job? Avoiding introduction. Picky and particular, feeding trout aren’t often available to receive offerings sent in a straight-line path. Perfect, delicate drifts require slinging unconventional slack yielding casts, and drag inducing micro-currents, obstacles, and other naturally occurring variables can limit tactical opportunity.

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