G.Loomis GLX Crankbait Rod Descriptions

GLX 781 CBR - A light crankbait rod designed to throw small lures. Works well with 1/8 to 1/4 – ounce baits like the small Rat-L-Traps, small deep divers and 3.4” minnow imitators. It loads easily, allowing you to cast light lures with accuracy, a long ways. It’s perfect for small topwaters and extremely effective for using light line on clear-water impoundments and stream when fish get spooky.

GLX 783 CBR - A really good, all around crankbait rod designed to throw medium-sized crankbaits of all sizes and shapes. It’s handles the mid-range diving baits exceptionally well, especially when fishing around docks and the edges of heavy cover. It’s quick, accurate and light as can be. GLX lets you know if and when a bass engulfs your offering because they just don’t get anymore sensitive than this and that makes it a great choice for small jerkbaits as well.

GLX 785 CBR - When you start fishing slightly larger lures, especially around more cover where accuracy is more important that sheer power, this rod is a great choice/ The shorter length makes it perfect for tight places where you don’t have a lot of room for casting, but need a little more power for those bigger bass. An excellent alternative for medium-sized jerkbaits and topwaters.

GLX 841 CBR - A slightly longer, light-duty rod designed to throw small to medium-sized crankbaits where extra distance is helpful. It’s just right for small deep-diving and lipless crankbaits. If you prefer casting to spinning, this is a really good rod for stickbaits like the Rapala or Long-A. It’s light in power as well as weight and is surprisingly powerful. A great clear-water, long-range cranking rod.

GLX 843 CBR - A rod designed to throw medium-sized crankbaits. It’s a great choice for diving lures like the 3/8-ounce Fat Free Shad or Wiggle Wart, and will throw a Rat-L-Trap or a LuckyCraft LVR across the county. It’s surprisingly powerful and will get a big largemouth away from trouble and moving to the boat quickly. Probably our best alternative for smallmouth and spots. It is a really good, all around crankbait rod!

GLX 845 CBR - When you need a little more power for casting larger crankbaits, this is the rod you’ll want. It’s very light, and thanks to GLX, so sensitive you can feel a big bass watch your bait! It’s responsive and recovers quickly when a bass decides to dart under the boat or jump. If you like a slightly longer jerkbait rod for larger baits, this is an excellent choice. It’s responsive, sensitive and resilient... a great rod for all but the largest crankbaits.

GLX 847 CBR - When you’re throwing big deep divers like a 3/4-ounce Fat Free Shad or a DD-22, this is the rod! It’s powerful, slow-tapered enough to let those big baits do their thing and provides just enough give to allow the bass to engulf the bait. It’s designed to fish big baits in and around heavy cover and keep you out of trouble. When in big bass waters like Lake El Salto, this is our rod of choice. Distance, accuracy and ‘fishability’ all make it a very good big bait, big bass cranking stick.

GLX 855 CBR - It is a specialty crankbait rod, designed for ripping lipless crankbaits like Rat-L-Traps or an LVR D-10 in the grass. It has a moderate-fast action that’s slightly stiffer than our standard crankbait taper to help move the bait enough so it can break free of the grass and still have some room to work it’s magic without just flexing the rod. It will handle virtually any size bass and for those that may prefer a little stiffer crankbait rod, and some do; it’s a good choice for deep diving baits as well.

GLX 954 CBR - When distance is important and you’re looking for a great lipless crankbait rod, this is an excellent choice…Thanks to GLX, it’s extremely light and so sensitive you can feel a big bass watch your bait! It’s responsive enough to yo-yo baits, recovering quickly when a bass engulfs the bait on the fall. It’s a great choice for virtually any sized bait so if you had to pick one rod for every style of crankbaits, this would be our winner.

GLX 955 CBR - When you need a little more power for casting slightly bigger crankbaits, but the water is clear and the fish are ultra-spooky, this is a great option. It’s light, responsive and recovers quickly, plus it will throw a lure as far as you can imagine. If you’re looking for a real rocket launcher this is the rod... a great rod for 1/2-ounce and 5/8-ounce lipless cranks and medium-sized deep-diving baits. Thanks to GLX it won’t wear you out and you can almost feel a bass look at your bait!

GLX 956 CBR - A good choice for the larger crankbaits and covering a lot of water quickly. The 7’11” length gives you unbelievable casting range and lure control. Need to get your bait a little deeper? You can use the old kneel and reel routine easily with this one. It’s the perfect big-water crankbait rod for giant smallies or big largemouth. Handles all but the biggest crankbaits with perfection!

GLX 957 CBR - The Mack-Daddy of all crankbait rods. When the baits you’re fishing are big and bass are tough to handle, this is the one you want. It will handle the giant deep-diving crankbaits easily and with the extra length can pitch them as far as you can see. It’s surprisingly light thanks to GLX, but don’t let that fool you. It will handle giant largemouths, whether they’re in the trees or headed for the hydrilla. A real advantage when you come across a school of big stripers!

G.Loomis GLX Flipping Rod Descriptions

GLX 892C FPR - A versatile light-duty flipping stick that works just as effectively as a power pitching rod. It has the power to move big fish from cover and the tip is soft enough to cast comfortably, but it’s designed mostly for the flipping technique where presentation is the key to success, especially in clear water where the fish are spooky and you need to drop down in line or lure-size to get a bit. In GLX it’s especially sensitive and light as a feather.

GLX 893C FPR - It is our in-between flipping stick. It's still forgiving enough to fish smaller baits and lighter line, but it’s plenty of power. It’s a great option for fishing edges where a stealthy approach is key! It’s length lets you swing your bait into likely spots and still gets that vertical, close-in presentation that has become so effective, especially when fishing gets picky.

GLX 894C FPR - Our best all around flipping stick. It’s powerful enough to help you to manage big fish without fear of breaking slightly lighter line. A real plus when fish get a little shy and back into the brush just a little more. Equally effective with a jig or soft plastic bait, this rod will give you total control when fishing in tight quarters, whether it’s thick brush or matted vegetation.

GLX 895C FPR - It is the rod you want in your hands when the fish are back in the brush or the back edge of the weeds and you need to beef up your line and lure size. It’s light for all that extra power and the sensitivity GLX provides will surprise you every time you get a bit. It will handle larger bait and big fish with ease and it’s so light, you’ll hardly remember holding it at the end of a long day. It is the tournament angler’s choice, no matter if you’re a serious pro or a weekend tournament angler.

GLX 896C FPR - When the cover gets nasty and you need to pull a fish no matter how big. Up through all that stuff with authority, this is the rod for you! It is the power flipping stick made for ‘the ugly, how am I gonna get a fish out of there, water.’ It is power personified and still light in weight! If the bite is light you’ll be amazed at its sensitivity thanks to GLX. When you want to give them the ‘no treatment’ you want this powerhouse on the deck.

GLX 953C FPR - Here’s a unique rod that many anglers will find appealing. It’s not overpowering, but it’s more than powerful enough. It’s longer –almost 8’- giving you tremendous line and lure control. It will give you total flexibility, handling a variety of line and lure sizes. The butt section is very powerful, but the tip is slightly softer which will allow you to pitch when the fish are too far back flip effectively. If you only want one rod that can do a lot of things, this would be our choice. Flipping is the main deal, but it will fish soft-plastic swimbaits, oversized spinnerbaits, and talk about a super-sensitive, deep-water Carolina RIG rod… it is a dandy!