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G Loomis Imx-Pro Freshwater Fly Rod - Closeout
Built to the relentless specifications of fishing guides
Lightweight where it counts. The IMX-PRO MATRIX technology is just as strong, but lighter in weight. How is this possible? Traditionally, as the blank diameter increases, the total amount of material used also increases. This was done to ensure strength and durability in the lower section of the rod. IMX-PRO MATRIX technology removes excess wraps of graphite and replaces them with a proprietary material of similar strength that's lighter in weight. The result is that casters exert less energy when moving the rod, thereby increasing the efficiency of total energy required to manipulate the line when casting and mending.
- Premium cork handle
- Custom reel seat+ components
- Fuji stripper guides
- Freshwater / streamer
- Single foot chrome guides
- IMX-PRO matrix
- HCR resin system
- Advanced multi-taper design
IMX-PRO 486-4
In the world of dry fly fishing there’s always a time and place for moderate action rods, however, large tailwaters and freestones can dole up some serious adverse conditions. A little more line speed goes a long way when the fly must turn over to make the shot and the breeze is ramping up. The G. Loomis IMX-PRO 486-4 strikes that perfect balance of power for those long technical shots in the wind with enough finesse to protect delicate tippets and tiny dry flies. Headhunters: this rod is for you.
IMX-PRO 590-4
The 590-4 is the Swiss Army Knife of the G. Loomis IMX-PRO family. This powerful taper can punch cast-killing foam dries or indi rigs through a stiff headwind, but won’t disappoint when you need to down-shift to the dry fly game. In a pinch, it can handle light duty streamer work. Our chief rod designer Steve Rajeff earned his keep on this one.
IMX-PRO 5100-4
Casting and fishing indicator rigs requires a rod with enough tip power to lift, roll cast and mend well. It must handle a double rubber leg setup, but still possess enough grace to effectively fish light tippets and small flies. The IMX-PRO 5100-4 answers the demands of the modern nymph angler. It also happens to double as a fantastic lake rod when you decide to take the float tube over the drift boat on your next fishing adventure.
IMX-PRO 7100-4
The G. Loomis IMX-PRO 7100-4 is ideal for pursuing giant Alaska sized trout and Steelhead. The additional length gives you incredible casting power with heavy indicator rigs, maximum line control when mending, and powerful hook sets at distance. More so, the positive tip section was designed specifically for lifting a heavy fish on a long leader to the net with ease, especially when fishing from the boat.
IMX-PRO 790-4 Streamer
The G. Loomis IMX-PRO 790-4 is the perfect streamer tool. Unlike most true “salt” actions, the 790 Streamer has generous power in the tip to lift, cast and animate large articulated flies, yet the mid-section allows the rod to recover smoothly without excessive rod bounce when throwing sinking lines. Perfect for any river where fish is on the menu.
IMX-PRO 7810-1 Streamer
Few anglers break their rods down anymore, right? Committed anglers will appreciate the inconceivable performance of the IMX-PRO 7810-1 one piece streamer rod. Fast in all the right places for lifting, casting and sending heavy sinking lines and big flies, the IMX-PRO-1 Streamer is the ideal tool for chasing giants.
IMX-PRO 890-4 Streamer
There are a lot of anglers that can’t imagine targeting trout with an #8 weight. To be clear, the 890-4 IMX-PRO Streamer wasn’t built for a lot of anglers. It was designed for the few that are willing to trade the body count for quality…and, they want to see a triple-articulated t-bone hanging from the fish’s mouth when it hits the net. Engineered for total efficiency when casting and fishing large flies, the G. Loomis IMX-PRO 890-4 is the prefect streamer workhorse for your arsenal. When the rivers freeze and it’s time to head south for the winter, this stick plays double-duty in any salt situation where power is at a premium.
