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G. Loomis Venture Fly Reel – Spare Spools Spool Model: Model:7
Posted in Fly Fishing Reels on August 6th, 2009 by – Be the first to commentG. LOOMIS EASTFORK FLY REEL – 7/8
Posted in Fly Fishing Reels on July 31st, 2009 by – Be the first to comment
EastforkFailure is not something we take lightly on a reel’s drag system, or any other part for that matter. When we set out to create the new EastFork reels we started with no preconceptions. We had no set manufacturing technique, no preexisting components and no vision of the final product. What came out of it is performance, and at under $200, performance you’d expect to get from a reel costing twice as much. With the new EastFork reels you won’t have to loosen the drag to save (more…)
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G. Loomis Venture Fly Reels Model: Model:7
Posted in Fly Fishing Reels on July 25th, 2009 by – Be the first to comment
In the old days even the finest fly anglers thought of their reels as little more than a line holder. Not to say they didnt appreciate the craftsmanship of a finely machined fly reel they just felt the skills for fighting fish on a fly rod were with the fisherman not the workings of a reel. Their main requirement of a reel was simplicity. They would appreciate the new G. Loomis Adventure reels.
G. Loomis Venture Fly Reels Model: Model:3
Posted in Fly Fishing Reels on July 19th, 2009 by – Be the first to comment
In the old days even the finest fly anglers thought of their reels as little more than a line holder. Not to say they didnt appreciate the craftsmanship of a finely machined fly reel they just felt the skills for fighting fish on a fly rod were with the fisherman not the workings of a reel. Their main requirement of a reel was simplicity. They would appreciate the new G. Loomis Adventure reels.
G. Loomis Venture Fly Reels Model: Model:5
Posted in Fly Fishing Reels on July 13th, 2009 by – Be the first to comment
In the old days even the finest fly anglers thought of their reels as little more than a line holder. Not to say they didnt appreciate the craftsmanship of a finely machined fly reel they just felt the skills for fighting fish on a fly rod were with the fisherman not the workings of a reel. Their main requirement of a reel was simplicity. They would appreciate the new G. Loomis Adventure reels.