#128437 - 11/28/01 08:20 PM
Lamiglas or Loomis
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Fry
Registered: 11/27/01
Posts: 34
Loc: Oregon
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I'll like to get some opinions from you guys
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#128438 - 11/28/01 08:23 PM
Re: Lamiglas or Loomis
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Spawner
Registered: 09/25/01
Posts: 744
Loc: Tacoma
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Fords or Chevys? Is it possible for you to narrow it down a little?
FJ...out.
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#128439 - 11/28/01 08:46 PM
Re: Lamiglas or Loomis
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Juvenille at Sea
Registered: 03/15/00
Posts: 181
Loc: Tacoma Wa. Perice
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I handed off my gl3 to a freid of mine who has allway used Lami rod if you could of seen the look on his face that would tell you all you need to know
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#128440 - 11/28/01 08:51 PM
Re: Lamiglas or Loomis
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Alevin
Registered: 11/01/01
Posts: 13
Loc: Tacoma
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I fish with lamiglas, but only because I'm just a poor student who can't afford a loomis. I steal my dads when I get the chance, but thats not all that often. Lamiglas's are nice rods but do not compare to a loomis. Just my thoughts.
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#128443 - 11/28/01 09:09 PM
Re: Lamiglas or Loomis
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Dick Nipples
Registered: 03/08/99
Posts: 27838
Loc: Seattle, Washington USA
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It depends. Do you want to fish with it or use it for a tent pole?
Just kidding. You can't beat a GL3 for drift fishing, mine makes my Lami's feel like broom sticks.
Just to complicate matters more, I had my first chance to try out an Allstar rod last week. It was the 4-10#, 9 footer. Very nice. Nicer than my lami's, at about half the price of that, one fifth the cost of a GL3.
Still not as nice as a GL3, though. Close.
All right, Justin, time for you to chime in about the Allstars. I wouldn't mind hearing more about them after using one last week.
Fish on...
Todd.
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#128444 - 11/28/01 10:39 PM
Re: Lamiglas or Loomis
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Returning Adult
Registered: 09/09/01
Posts: 386
Loc: At FL410
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I just got a Lamiglas(G1000) 8-12 it is the best rod I have ever used. I like it so much better then the str1083, that was my favorite rod before that. I also have never had any problems with the Lamiglas company and haven't heard anything. Loomis is a good rod too, it is up to how you like to feel the bottom or however you fish.
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#128445 - 11/28/01 10:40 PM
Re: Lamiglas or Loomis
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Fry
Registered: 11/30/00
Posts: 20
Loc: Bellevue, WA, USA
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I own 3 Lami's and 2 G Loomis rods. I have a matching rod from each mfg in this set. Without a doubt the G Loomis is the better rod. Much more sensitivity. In a drift I can feel whether I'm going over a rough rock or smooth rock, where with the Lami it's just going over a rock. Needless to say, for the rod I have a match on, the Lami rarely gets used.
-Jim
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#128446 - 11/28/01 10:54 PM
Re: Lamiglas or Loomis
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Spawner
Registered: 12/26/99
Posts: 745
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I think the GL2's are a great all around rod, whether spinning or for drift fishing. I just purchased a new IMX Str1082 and love it. Its a great summer steelie rod, but it has enough mojo to battle chums and chrome silvers. The GL3's are unreal, but pretty pricey.
GLoomis in my opinion is king, but there are other setups out there that come close. (lamiglass) It just depends on what you are looking for...
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#128447 - 11/28/01 10:59 PM
Re: Lamiglas or Loomis
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Repeat Spawner
Registered: 11/04/99
Posts: 983
Loc: Everett, Wa
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Todd- 1/5 of a GL3?? Either you are paying to much for GL3's or too little for AllStars.
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#128450 - 11/29/01 08:56 AM
Re: Lamiglas or Loomis
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Returning Adult
Registered: 03/09/99
Posts: 454
Loc: TACOMA,WA
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I like the Lamiglas Certified Pro line of rods
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#128451 - 11/29/01 09:07 AM
Re: Lamiglas or Loomis
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Juvenille at Sea
Registered: 12/25/99
Posts: 150
Loc: Everett, WA USA
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Lami. Even if they were overpriced like Loomis...Lami.
K
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#128453 - 11/29/01 11:34 AM
Re: Lamiglas or Loomis
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Returning Adult
Registered: 11/24/00
Posts: 377
Loc: The Terrace
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I dont think that there is just one best rod.For drift fishing and freedrifting I like lummis,For long rod float fishing I like sage,for plugging I like one piece lami s glass.
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#128455 - 11/29/01 01:23 PM
Re: Lamiglas or Loomis
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Spawner
Registered: 03/08/99
Posts: 621
Loc: Coos Bay, OR
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RainshadowI have fished everything in every model, and I perfer to fish Rainshadow blanks Price is the last reason. The blanks are straight! Flip it over and look down the other two mentioned above! Rainshadow are light and very sensitive great warranty, no finish cosmetic blems, small butt/tip dia. Great action, a wonderful taper. Warranty is fast (one week) Rainshadowblanks come in every model (1263 on the way) And the last reason, they are much cheaper! TH www.thcustomrods.com Thanks for letting me play! This is the great thing about this site and others.. we all get to play!
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#128456 - 11/29/01 09:20 PM
Re: Lamiglas or Loomis
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Fry
Registered: 11/27/01
Posts: 34
Loc: Oregon
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Hey Spirit You said you have some Espirit Rods I'm considering getting the 10' 8 wt What your take on that.
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