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Curado 200 DPV Reel on G Loomis Bronzeback CBR845 Rod. Rod is 7' MH with fast tip and this combo is extremely versatile. Crankbait series rod but fishes spinnerbaits, jigs, soft plastics and other stuff extremely well. $325 for the combo, Reel sells for $200 new and Rod sells for $245 new. Reel has been used very little in EXCELLENT shape, Rod is in EXCELLENT shape as well and has the G Loomis lifetime guarantee as well.
would you cut a deal on the rod only or do they both have to go at the same time?
[QUOTE=Ky 520;432598]would you cut a deal on the rod only or do they both have to go at the same time?[/QUOTE]
Make an offer on the rod and I will consider
I dont mean to beat around the bush but i would like to make sure its the rod i want before i bought it. I'm looking for a good rod to throw shallow to medium depth crankbaits on, what i would primarily use the rod for is for a Bandit 100 (1/4 oz) up to a Spro Little John (1/2 oz) and possiibly like a Wiggle Wart or a Norman Deep Little in when wanting to go a little deeper. Is it a pretty stiff action? I mean im familiar with Loomis but not with the Bronzeback series. It said in your original post that the rod was suitable for jigs and spinnerbaits as well? I would take that as it is a pretty stiff tip to it. I know it is a fast action. I have a 7' M action Loomis regular crankbait series with a medium fast action and it is almost too light to throw the LJ and Wart on. The rod seems to load up a little too much and that takes away from the cast, this rod also seems like it doesnt have enough backbone to pull into a bigger fish on those baits with a little thicker shank hook. I know this is a good rod im just wondering if it would fit what i need it for.
I have 3 of the same rod and am selling this one only. I LOVE them. I fish anything from 1/4oz hair jigs to 1/2 and 3/4 oz Football jigs, texas rigged lizards with 1/8 to 3/8 oz sinkers, 1/4 oz spinnerbaits, 1oz Night spinnerbaits, Norman Deep Little N crankbaits, DT series cranks from DT4 to DT16, Norman DD22's and such. Very versatile and have no problem with the rods at all.
Let me do a little research.. I'm definitely not saying that I dont believe you or anything like that, the only thing that scares me on this rod is that it may be a little too far the other way from what i want. It sounds a little bit on the heavy side as far as action goes. I will get back to ya, hopefully tomorrow evening.. I'll be gone all day tomorrow down to Richmond.
Straight from the G Loomis website
CBR845, 7' Long, 2 Handles, 10-20 line weight, 3/8 - 1oz lure weight, Action is Mod to Fast, Power is Medium Heavy
It is a Crank Bait Series rod but I don't have enough money to buy a rod specifically for different techniques. I used all of these interchangeably but will say Crankbait, Spinnerbait and texas rigged lizards were my favorite technique to use them on. Hope this helps
Will you take $200 for the rod?
[QUOTE=trickworm;432690]Will you take $200 for the rod?[/QUOTE]
I will take $200 for the rod.
I live in Louisville but will be in Lexington Monday maybe we can hook up near the interstate in Frankfort sometime then?
[QUOTE=trickworm;432715]I live in Louisville but will be in Lexington Monday maybe we can hook up near the interstate in Frankfort sometime then?[/QUOTE]
Planning on going fishing on Monday and won't be back until late. Call me and we can work something out. 502-226-0935
im sorry i didnt get back with you sooner on this.. i think that i will wait and find rod a little more technique specific. im about to go to college next fall and i am slowly working on upgrading to all top end technique specific rods because i just work around my fishing schedule.. but thanks for trying to work with me elnut and i hope that you sell the combo for what you would like to get out of the rod. im sure its a great rod but sounds like ive got what i would use it for so thanks.