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It would seem I have the monkey on my back again. :Idontknow:

 

With the low prices of Loomis rods (lol) I was thinking about getting either a GLX or  a NRX. I'm looking at the 7'1 M Jig/worm rod but I'm not sure which one to get . I checked the Loomis site but didn't find allot of info.

 

Does anyone have the 7'1 M or advise on another Loomis rod?

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It would seem I have the monkey on my back again. :Idontknow:

 

With the low prices of Loomis rods (lol) I was thinking about getting either a GLX or  a NRX. I'm looking at the 7'1 M Jig/worm rod but I'm not sure which one to get . I checked the Loomis site but didn't find allot of info.

 

Does anyone have the 7'1 M or advise on another Loomis rod?

What do you want this rod to do.....It looks to me like you are way up in the air.

  • Super User
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I am, I think it's just the Monkey telling me I need another rod! Since Black Friday I've got 6 new Croix rods. I honestly cant think of a rod I need but if I had to have another duplicate it would be a 7'5'' mh Jig rod or a 7'1''m worm rod however I have a new 7'6'' Legend for jigs and a 7'1'' MHX high mod Micro Worm rod.

 

Like I said I really don't NEED another rod but...

  • Super User
Posted

Hmm...

 

Bass Blvd says comparing the NRX to a GLX is lkie comparing a GLX to a 2X4. 

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I am, I think it's just the Monkey telling me I need another rod! Since Black Friday I've got 6 new Croix rods. I honestly cant think of a rod I need but if I had to have another duplicate it would be a 7'5'' mh Jig rod or a 7'1''m worm rod however I have a new 7'6'' Legend for jigs and a 7'1'' MHX high mod Micro Worm rod.

 

Like I said I really don't NEED another rod but...

You may want to let the Monkey rest for awhile because if you do get an NRX you will want another and another....They truly are a very sensitive stick. Since you like the 7'1' why don't you start there with the 853 JWR.....Now if you are looking for a CrankBait Rod take a look at the new GLX just picked up a 783 and a 785, very impressed.

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Actually the new GLX's are very nice rods. The changes they made from previous versions has made the new GLX's a much stronger competitor to the NRX then in the past. With the glx line, you also get more exotic flavors such as the 894 and 895.

With that said, if you are looking to get a 3 powered rod I would go NRX and get the 893c. Its the best rod in their lineup imho. If you want something with more backbone I would get the GLX 894. I have 4 NRX's and my next buy will be a GLX.

Something about the 7'5" rods that loomis makes is just an absolute joy to fish with. You're talking effortless casting and loads of sensitivity.

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I think there's more variety in the GLX line. That being said...I would really like a NRX 853. If someone else is buying, I'll take a GLX 843CBR to go along with it too!

  • Super User
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I had my mind made up to trade up a Croix Legend I don't like for an Extreme.

However I went to Cabelas to look for a new generator and they had a few NRXs to play with and I fell in love with the 852 NRX! They didn't have any Extremes to compare it to but it was a TON lighter in the tip than the Legend I compared it to.

Needles to say I have a 852 NRX on the way to my house!!!

Thanks for the help guys.

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