G. Loomis has raised the bar on fly rod design with their new series of NRX single-hand fly rods and NRX Spey rods. The new NRX resin technology has allowed Loomis to produce
lighter rods that are considerably stronger than anything on the market.
It’s not often a new rod hits the market that completely
changes the game… We can honestly say Loomis has done it. The NRX 13’ #8/9 weight Spey rod feels more
like a single-hand #6 weight. It’s
a cannon with an Airflo Skagit Compact (Free with purchase of the rod).
Although it’s rated as an 8/9 we liked it with either a 540 grain or 570
grain head. This stick is going to
be a favorite for winter steelhead and sub-surface work in the summer
months.
In the single-hand family, we tested the NRX 10’ #7 weight on
the Klickitat River this fall.
Lined with a #7 weight Rio Grand (Free with purchase of the rod), it was a dream for fishing wets and
dries. For indicator fishing, we
lined it with a #8 weight Rio Indicator line. It’s now our favorite stick for nymph fishing. The rod loads up easy and delivers
heavy rigs with ease. The extra
length provided incredible control and great line pick-up for long distance
hook sets.
With a huge line-up to choose from in the NRX series of fly
rods, we expect these sticks to become the standard all fly rods are measured
by. You absolutely have to cast
one, they will blow you away.
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