Like new, 9', 6-15 lb. Consider by many the best drift rod for salmon/steelhead out there. Comes with original sock and case, life time warranty. Ask $360.










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selling for more than you bought it?

Maybe, but they retail for $500




Willy

that same rod sold for around 350 brand new to a friend of mine that bought it at Auburn Sports... MSRP isnt retail, especially used.... you can still find them new, in the 300-400 dollar range if you take the time to search.. 300 for that rod would be a good price... if you really want to sell it, go to 250....

i was trying to get him to lower the price so i could buy it

redhook kind of uncalled for. i paid under msrp for mine but not far from his price

I was just commenting on it due to the fact that I sold it to him, it is a nice rod though

ok i will offer $300. i am a sage whore i got backups for backups and thats my excuse.

For all the bashing, I am keeping the rod.

Rod was sold higher than asking price

Lol, thanks for the update.

Proving once again they are worth what you can get for them.


c/22

I put in on eBay and people were jumping all over it. Just a few days ago a guy from the Seattle area put a CT286F up and sold it for $425.

My question is when is MSRP not retail, My buddy bought that same rod at Teds for 500 new, I'm suprised that auburn sports and marine discounted it that much, cuz they sure dont discount loomis"s much....

If you are a G.Loomis distributor then you can't discount their stuff, at risk of losing your distributorship.

Most anything else you own once you buy it and can sell it at whatever price you want. That's why Loomis rods cost the same no matter where or when you buy them...and also why Lamiglas rods never...ever...cost MSRP no matter where you buy them.

Fish on...

Todd