G. Loomis Classic Popping PR842-2S (GL3) Spinning Rod

Description

The Popping Rod series was originally designed to cast live shrimp under a popping cork for saltwater flats species like seatrout and redfish. They have soft tips that allow the bait to land quietly, even on long casts. As anglers will, they quickly discovered these rods worked for fishing soft plastics and small jigs for bonefish, small snook and other flats regulars. The reel seats have blank-thru construction, with a "cutaway" in front of the trigger, exposing the blank for additional sensitivity on the casting models. In spite of their featherweight feel, these are surprisingly strong rods capable of handling large fish, including that occasional small tarpon or oversized snook. They have soft tips that allow the bait to land quietly, even on long casts. They come in various lengths for different fishing applications including artificial lures such as spoons, bucktails or surface lures. The Popping Rod series was originally designed to cast live shrimp under a popping cork for saltwater flats species like seatrout and redfish. Guides are oversize to allow for heavy knots and shock tippets. They feature quality cork handles, Fuji reel seats and Fuji guides. As anglers will, they quickly discovered these rods worked exceptionally for fishing soft plastics and small jigs for bonefish, small snook and other flats regulars. Actions vary from moderate-fast to extra-fast.

Key Features

• They come in various lengths for different fishing applications including artificial lures such as spoons, bucktails or surface lures.
• They feature quality cork handles, Fuji reel seats and Fuji guides.
• Guides are oversize to allow for heavy knots and shock tippets.
• The Popping Rod series was originally designed to cast live shrimp under a popping cork for saltwater flats species like seatrout and redfish.
• As anglers will, they quickly discovered these rods worked for fishing soft plastics and small jigs for bonefish, small snook and other flats regulars.
• They have soft tips that allow the bait to land quietly, even on long casts.