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G.Loomis STFR1262S Float Rod 10'6" Med-Light
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Our Price: $300.00
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STFR1262S
Length:
10'6"
Power: 2
Pieces: 2
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From the banks of the Umpqua to the north ponds of
the Calawah, this rod has it all for summer and winter steelhead. This 10'6"
float rod will handle 1/2 oz jigs, bubblegum worms, sandshrimp and small egg
clusters. Definitely a rod of choice among seasoned float fisherman. |
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G.Loomis STFR1321S Float Rod 11' Light
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Our Price: $310.00
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STFR1321S
Length:
11'
Power: 1
Pieces: 2
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This moderate action rod was designed by local jig
makers from upper portions of the Green River region, specifically with summer
run float fisherman in mind. Ideal for fishing small 1/16 oz jigs with the
lightest of balsa wood floats. The length enables you to mend your line, while
allowing extended, uninterrupted drifts. |
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G.Loomis STFR1363S Float Rod 10'6" Med-Light
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Our Price: $320.00
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STFR1262S
Length:
10'6"
Power: 2
Pieces: 2
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From the banks of the Umpqua to the north ponds of
the Calawah, this rod has it all for summer and winter steelhead. This 10'6"
float rod will handle 1/2 oz jigs, bubblegum worms, sandshrimp and small egg
clusters. Definitely a rod of choice among seasoned float fisherman. |
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G.Loomis STFR1474S Float Rod 12'3"" Med-Heavy
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Our Price: $330.00
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STFR1474S
Length:
12'3"
Power: 4
Pieces: 2
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Big rod, big water, big fish. This powerful 12'3"
rod can handle up to a 1 oz. jig and has the backbone to fish big egg clusters
in the deepest of slots. From the sandy shores of King Camp on the "Nush" in
Alaska to the trailer court on the Nehalem River in Oregon, this is the bobber
rod for you. |
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G.Loomis STFR1601-SK Float Rod 13'4" Light
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Our Price: $365.00
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STFR1601-SK
Length:
13'4"
Power: 1
Pieces: 3
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At last a rod to handle the difficult conditions of
the Great Lakes Steelheader. Made of IMX material the lightweight nature of this
rod provides comfortable fishing from dark to dark without the need to ice your
arm at day's end. You'll feel confident fishing even the lightest tippets, but
will be able to " put the boots to 'em" to avoid the all too familiar logjam.
Guide spacing and size has been meticulously designed to provide for efficient
power and minimal freeze-up problems, even for the January die-hard steelheader. |
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