G Loomis IMX-Pro Blue Saltwater Rods Review

Both of these reels would pair well. The Vanford has 1+7 bearings and 20lbs of drag, while the Stradic has 1+6 bearings and 19.8 lbs of drag. Their spool capacity is identical and the difference in total weight is only 1.5 oz, the lighter reel being the V

Some IMX and Terez models are similar, the Terez rods are better for heavier applications. Depending on what you are fishing for, where and how will help better determine which rod will be best for your application. 

Heavy fast 

We recommend going up to a medium or medium heavy. The medium light weighs 10.4 oz's. 

single on both

Ted, thanks for the question. We would suggest either the MX-PRO 903C M ( GLO-1385) or the MX-PRO 904C MF (GLO-1386). 

Hello, All models except Glo-1388 and Glo-1389 have double foot guides. 

Every spinning model has double footed guides. 

All of the spinning models have double footed guides. 

The Twin Power 4000 SW should match up really well with that rod. The Twin Power 4000 XD would be a little too light to balance out well, but you are on the right track. Let us know if we can help you out with anything else, that combo would be great for

Best option to pair up with the Saltiga 30 for eels in heavy current would be the IMX PRO 845C M. <p><br /></p><p><a href="https://www.tackledirect.com/g-loomis-imx-pro-845c-m-imx-pro-blue-saltwater-casting-rod.html">https://www.tackledirect.com/g-loomis-

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I would go with the size 20 Torium in this case.

This setup will be good to handle both grouper and snapper but I would actually recommend going down to 845C the shorter rod will be better.

The line would be a little to heavy for the rod but it can handle 60 grams of weight. Weight of the rod is not listed. 

<span>Hi Francisco, I would recommend the 7ft medium light model: Specifically model: IMX-PRO 842S XF; TD Code: GLO-1388. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/g-loomis-imx-pro-842s-xf-imx-pro-blue-saltwater-spinning-rod.html</a><span> This rod would pai

<span>Hi George, I would recommend the G Loomis IMX-PRO 844S MF IMX-Pro Blue Spinning Rod. Specifically Model: IMX-PRO 844S MF; TD Code: GLO-1390. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/g-loomis-imx-pro-844s-mf-imx-pro-blue-saltwater-spinning-rod.html</a>

<span>Hi Dakota, I would recommend the Shimano TPSW8000HGC Twin Power SW C Spinning Reel. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-tpsw8000hgc-twin-power-sw-c-spinning-reel.html</a><span> This reel has the power and the line capacity needed to bring

<span>Hi Adrian, I would recommmend a Shimano STC3000XGFL Stradic FL Spinning Reel. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-stc3000xgfl-stradic-fl-spinning-reel.html</a><span> This would pair and balance great with a G Loomis IMX-PRO 842S XF IMX-Pr

<span>Hi Paul, The IMX-PRO 844S MF model has a Moderate-Fast Action rod taper and model: IMX-PRO 844S F has a Fast Action rod taper. This is the only difference in between these two models. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with

<span>Hi Stephane, I would recommend a G Loomis IMX-Pro Blue 845C M Casting Rod. However since this is currently sold out I would also recommend a Ocean Tackle International FB56500C Fathom Blade 500g Conventional Jigging rod. </span><a>https://www.tackle

<span>Hi Nick, The G Loomis IMX-Pro Blue 844S MF Spinning Rod would be strong enough and have plenty of backbone to handle redfish, snook, tarpon, and small sharks. This would also pair well with many 6000 size spinning reels for your fishing application.

<span>Hi Chris, for the G Loomis IMX Pro Blue in their 843S model we recommend the Shimano Stradic and Shimano TwinPower in a 4000 size. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with! Tight lines!</span>

<span>Hi Phillip, The G Loomis IMX-ProBlue Saltwater rod in 7ft 3in model will come with the G variant grip style which is a full length grip with a rubber gimbal as specified by G Loomis. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you wit

The best rod for that would be 7 foot 30-80 weight.