G Loomis NRX Fly Rod

NRX is the culmination of what we have been doing at G.Loomis since day one. We have been continually striving to build the best rod on the planet. Laminates, resin, mandrels, components and the know how you expect from us. These NRX rods look like nothing we have built before. They feel better than anything we have built before. We aren't talking about a little better here or a little lighter there...

What we are saying so there is no confusion... " This is the Best Fly Rod Ever Built!" Period!!

Trout Series:
A very precise, lightweight trout rod designed for casting small dries and nymphs on large freestone creeks and small rivers where long casts are a factor, but where accuracy is the key. NRX makes it as light as the proverbial feather, allowing you to cast all day long and hardly notice the rod in your hand. Whether it's lake fishing or stream fishing... trout or panfish, this may be the lightest, most technical 3-weight on the market.

Saltwater Series:
Here's where fly rods begin the cross-over from fresh to saltwater. This dynamic "tweener" is a great choice for almost any of the popular saltwater flats species. Looking for a small steelhead rod or a great pond rod for big largemouth? Ditto! NRX makes it so light and so powerful it will surprise you! It's totally capable of handling oversized surprises, no matter where you're fishing. Whether you're looking for a bigger challenge for saltwater or a great all-around freshwater rod for bigger fish, this is a good as a 7-weight gets!

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FRA's take on the new GLoomis NRX fly rod.
"I have gotten a chance to take out the 6wt on many different float trips during the late summer and fall. Trips this time of year really require a lot from a rod, from big heavy indicator rigs early in the morning, to size 18 dries w/6x tippet in the afternoon, and the evening is spent throwing double streamer rigs w/ 2 & 3x. I can say with total confidence that the GLoomis NRX series handles all of those situations with ease. No need to bring more than one rod to cover the different fishing situations. Plenty of power and backbone to effectively work streamers while having a soft enough tip to hit feeding fish in the ~20 foot range with small dries. A really impressive casting rod and its not half bad looking either. "
~Russ