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You alright fellas.

I can't wait much longer and will be ordering my g loomis nrx jwr tonight .

But which model would be better suited to my new found fishing style of 7g, 10g and 14g jig heads with a soft plastics between 3"-5" in 4-15ft of water fishing from the bank with 6lb, 8lb and 10lb low diameter fluorocarbon mainline for rivers and canals ?

I know on the g loomis website it has the manufacturers guide but I'd rather hear from experienced users aye.

Also what does the G mean in nrx jwr (g) ?

With regards to handle a,b,c etc which one is better ?

Look forward to hearing from you .

Cheers aye.

Posted

You alright fellas.

Meant to say , I received my daiwa steez 100sha 7.1:1 yesterday

and it looks nice but I'm not exactly blown away by it .

I really expected that when I turn the handle for it to be a lot smoother and solid , all the quality components snug, tightly fitted together, all working as one with no play in the mechanics at all .

Not so much disappointed as such , but perhaps expected something super .

Perhaps I'll like it more once I've bought a the g loomis nrx jwr put it on aye.

Look forward to hearing your views .

Cheers aye.

Elwood .

Posted

JohnG : green.

You alright fella.

Have you ever had one of those epiphanies where you realised the obvious and can't believe how you didn't see it in the first place ? Lol .

Of course , G Means green as they started with just blue wasn't it, so the blue aren't labelled b .

Cheers fella aye.

The poster. I have to agree fella aye.

It's like. , is that it. It's this what all the raves about?

Each to there own and all that aye but my tatula type r had more wow factor , know what I mean.

It's light , but I think with the t wing something's gotta change hasn't it.

Not fished with it yet though .

Who knows , maybe when I do , I'll have a completely different opinion and be singing its praises aye.

Any ideas for which nrx jwr fella?

Posted

JohnG: Poster as in poster on the forum named jeb? Lol . I thought you meant jeb as in name that you call someone as in me using the word fella and poster as in a poster board on here aye. That's twice in the last hour now (Epiphany of the stupid kind ) Lol . I think bed times calling now fella aye.

Posted

5fishlimit: you don't understand.

That's probably my fault fella , tiredness kicking in aye.

What I meant to say is the steez is light , but with daiwas new t wing system out , the steez has surely got to change hasn't it.

When I got my new steez out of the box , I was like. , is this what all the raves about? .

The steez is £399.99 over here in the uk .

Make more sense now fella?

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Posted

If you happen to mean G, as in G Loomis, the G stands for Gary.

On the website, they are listed as green, or blue. Not g and b.

 

Hootie

Posted

Cheers for your response Hootie aye.

(Stiff breeze Lol )

I know the G in g loomis stands for Gary .

On the loomis website when listing the different model numbers, applications, line ratings etc , after the 892c jwr bit (for example ) some models have a G after them don't they.

Does that mean green.

Posted

It's like The Matrix (the film )

Rod company names .

Model numbers .

Rod lengths .

Line ratings .

Casting weights .

Rod action ratings .

Downloading ........................

Updating .........................

###################

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Lol .

Can I start this post again ???

  • Super User
Posted

Cheers for your response Hootie aye.

(Stiff breeze Lol )

I know the G in g loomis stands for Gary .

On the loomis website when listing the different model numbers, applications, line ratings etc , after the 892c jwr bit (for example ) some models have a G after them don't they.

Does that mean green.

 

Yes, you are absolutely correct, and so was JohnG. I looked farther down the list, and some do have a G, and it does mean green.

My mistake, sorry. And I thought I knew everything...lol. I'm more like Shulze, "I know nuthink".

 

Hootie

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