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Used baits & tackle are not eligible for return.
Tuned to be the ultimate drop shot rods, the G. Loomis GCX Drop Shot Spinning Rods deliver handmade G. Loomis quality at an affordable price. Utilizing multi-taper design technology, the G. Loomis GCX Drop Shot Spinning Rods feature a soft tip that is perfect for working small finesse worms, as well as, allow fish to inhale the bait without feeling any resistance. They also provide a solid back bone that will drive your hook home at the end of a long cast and keep fish pinned all the back to the boat. Ultra-lightweight SeaGuide Hero One guides adorn the carbon-built blanks to help minimize line tangles and maximize casting efficiency as well.
Moving down to the butt section of the rods, the G. Loomis GCX Drop Shot Spinning Rods feature Fuji reel seats and premium split cork handles that provide a rock solid connection point for your reel and comfort for all day casting. Available in multiple sizes, the G. Loomis GCX Drop Shot Spinning Rods provide tournament-grade performance at a great price.
Features:-Multi-Taper Design-SeaGuide Hero One guide train-Premium cork handles-Fuji reel seats-Handcrafted in Woodland, WA-Limited Lifetime Warranty & Xpeditor
Comments: The 820S is a great zero power rod. Zero power Loomis rods are very light, and super sensitive. These GCX spinning rods are really nice. I love the cork fore grip. I hold my hand with either my pinky behind the reel, or my whole hand in front of the reel so this is my favorite style foregrip. Super comfortable. The 820 is a great finesse rod-Neds, drop shot, tiny cranks, Rapala original minnows. Nice rod!
From: Sir Finesse: 3/11/23
Comments: Fantastic finesse rods. I have thrown hair jigs, snap jigs, small swimbaits, ned rigs, and of course, drop shots with this rod. Feather light and super sensitive. The line will get caught on the hook keeper occasionally, but far from a deal breaker. Would buy half a dozen more if I had the money!
From: Garrett: MO 12/23/22
Comments: The GCX wasn't as bad as I thought after seeing everyone's review - however there are great other options such as a Shimano Zodias. This GCX drop shot series is sensitive, and the blanks definitely feel strong and durable but the side hook keeper has gotten caught/tangled once when reeling in (windy day). Around this price range - It is placed respectively but there are many other great rods as well depending on individual needs and fishing style.
From: John: Portland, OR 8/25/22
Comments: I have an old 820 and this new one. The new one is terrible. It has no backbone at all. I had three pound fish bend the rod like they were 6 pound fish on the older version. I don't like the handle as the fore grip is longer now and the screw lock for the reel doesn't feel very robust. I was happy to see a hook keeper except it is an open wire and twice in three trips I have had my line caught up in the hook keeper by just reeling in line"braid". If it was a closed system it wouldn't be an issue. Not the same rod at all power wise as a 3/16 weight seems to be about max. I have not used a larger weight than that yet but the rod itself just feels much more like a noodle.
From: Unknown: Ojai, CA. 10/11/21