Overview
Made for heavy-duty applications when you need the most power, the G. Loomis GCX Flip Punch Casting Rods are handcrafted in Woodland, Washington and feature innovative designs that anglers have come to expect from a brand that refuses to rest on their laurels. Utilizing multi-taper design technology, G. Loomis GCX Flip Punch Casting Rods deliver the perfect amount of tip to make soft landing and accurate presentations but still have the backbone to pull the biggest and meanest bass from the thickest of cover. Ultra-lightweight SeaGuide Hero One guides also adorn the carbon-built blanks to help minimize line tangles and maximize casting efficiency.
Moving down to the butt section of the rods, the G. Loomis GCX Flip Punch Casting Rods feature Fuji reel seats and premium full cork handles that provide a rock solid connection point for your reel and comfort for all day flipping and pitching. If you’re looking for the highest quality flipping rods at an affordable price, try the G. Loomis GCX Flip Punch Casting Rods.
Features:
-Multi-Taper Design
-SeaGuide Hero One guide train
-Premium cork handles
-Fuji reel seats
-Handcrafted in Woodland, WA
-Limited Lifetime Warranty & Xpeditor
Specifications
| Model | Length | Power | Taper | Line Wt. | Lure Wt. | Guides | Handle Length | Handle Type | |
| GCX 894C FPR | 7'5" | Heavy | Fast | 17-25lb | 1/4-1 1/4oz | 8+Tip | 17-1/4" | Cast A | Buy Now |
Previous Feedback
Comments: Similar to the previous E6X series. Great rod for flipping around wood or sparse tules. I found it is a little soft for punching or flipping grass. Still great backbone, super sensitive tip and light in hand. Strapped with a Shimano Curado and 20lb fluoro, this is my go-to rod for flipping jigs around laydowns. If you want a rod to punch/flip heavy grass, this isn't the rod, better off spending a little more money and grab an IMX Pro 955C FPR.
From: Zachary: Redding, CA 3/20/23
Comments: My first flip/punch rod. I was surprised on the sensitivity, quality and light weight on this GCX model. Guides seem high quality also. The only thing I did not care for is the glued on cork butt cap. Other than that this rod loads up nice punching and flipping the reeds and hauls them bass out nice with plenty of power.
From: Jason: Unknown 9/15/22