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 GLoomis SJ721 GL3 Mahogany 6 spin Jig rod newNice US $155.00 
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 G Loomis fly rod IM6 9 6wt custom made by Cotes fly shop 1 US $125.00
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 G Loomis fly rod IM6 9 6wt 4 piece custom made by Cotes fly shop US $135.00
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 G Loomis fly rod IM6 7 6 5wt custom made by Cotes fly shop 6 US $125.00
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 G LOOMIS GL3 STR 1141S 9 6 ULTRA LIGHT SPINNING ROD FISHING LOOK LOWER PRICE US $265.00
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 G Loomis IMX CR 723 6 Med Hvy Fast Action Casting Rod IMX US $125.00
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 G Loomis GLX 10 11 Fly Rod US $285.00
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 Excellent Condition G Loomis Pelagic Series PSR78 60RSU 66 Stand Up Rod US $122.50
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 G Loomis Greenwater Model GWR 901S 76 Fishing Rod US $275.00
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 G LOOMIS FLY ROD CROSSCURRENT 9 0 4 piece US $410.00
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 G loomis CrossCurrent Pro 1 7wt 1 piece 810 fly rod US $300.00
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 12 20lb G loomis MB 844 7 GLX Fishing Blank Rod Building Fast Action Heavy US $167.45
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 G Loomis IMX Custom 8 1 2 ft 5 wt 3 pc Fly Rod US $95.00
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 G Loomis IMX SR6010 Ultra Light Spinning Rod 021420121 US $97.00
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 G Loomis IMX SJR 721 Light Spinning Rod 021420122 US $122.00
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 G Loomis IMX SJR 722 Medium Spinning Rod 021420123 US $120.00
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 G Loomis IMX SR 781 Ultra Light Spinning Rod 021420124 US $145.55
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 G Loomis IMX SR 782 Light Spinning Rod 021420125 US $148.50
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 G Loomis IMX SJR 781 Light Spinning Rod 021420126 US $151.51
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 G Loomis IMX SJR 782 Medium Spinning Rod 021420127 US $98.00
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 G Loomis IMX SJR 782 Medium Spinning Rod 021420128 US $107.50
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 G LOOMIS 58 2 piece soft fly Rod sock US $10.49
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 G Loomis IMX SJR 783 Medium Heavy Spinning Rod 021420129 US $100.00
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 G Loomis IMX SJR 843 Medium Heavy Spinning Rod 0214201211 US $100.00
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 G Loomis GL3 FR966 3 SG 8 6 Line Fly Fishing Rod US $69.66
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 G LOOMIS IMX CR721 6 6 12 LB CASTING ROD US $160.00
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 G LOOMIS IMX CR722 6 8 14 LB CASTING ROD US $165.00
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 G LOOMIS IMX FR180910 11 3 15 SPEY FLY ROD NEW US $535.00
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 G LOOMIS IMX MBR782C 66 8 14 LB CASTING ROD US $170.00
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 G LOOMIS IMX SR842 7 2 PC 4 8 LB SPINNING ROD US $245.00
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 G Loomis IMX Spinning Rod 66 Med SJR Shimano US $150.00
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 G Loomis STFR 1601 Steelhead Float Rod US $250.00
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 North Fork Composites Custom Rod blank by Gary Loomis 5 or 6 weight 9 4pc US $469.00
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 GLoomis StreamDance Metolius 3wt 8 Fly Rod FR843 3SD US $200.00
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 G Loomis MAX GLX Fly Rod FR 1086 4 90 6WT 4PC NEW US $451.00
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 GLOOMIS MUSKY JERKBAIT ROD US $45.55
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 GLoomis Classic Spin Jig SJR 783 GL3 Spinning Rod LIFETIME REPLACEMENT WARRANTY US $199.99
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 ROD LOOMIS Actor Star Trek TNG Bill Ted Beastmaster Autograph US $9.95
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 G Loomis GLX BSR 852 Spinning Senko rod Ranger edition US $81.25
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 G LOOMIS Metal Sign Walleye Series Rods 4 Color Rare NEW CONDITION US $20.50
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rod guide adhesives fixing broken rod guides?
what kinds of adhessive is used to fix broken tip tops.... g. loomis has sent me new tips that are not the original ones from my imx rods and they didnt send me adhessive to use.... it recomends crazy glue and such but once on it will be a hassle to change again!... will a normal stick of hot glue work as an adhessive??? ive seen vids were the adhessive looks like hot glue sticks
The only thing to use, as far as I'm concerned, is the epoxy resin I use in archery. I use the the same resin to repair old rods as I do to attach arrow heads to wooden arrows. It comes in amber blocks and to work with it you can soften it with flame. Maybe it does look a little like hot glue sticks -- but it's much, much tougher and it has a flex/give to it that won't break up, crack, or succumb to water. Hot glue is flexible for a while but it becomes brittle over time. Krazy Glue or other cyanoacrolate adhesives are brittle as glass when they set. Krazy Glue also breaks down with repeated exposure to water, and given that this is a FISHING pole, that's not a good thing. Resin also has at least working time -- it's not so instant as Krazy Glue.
I have seen your posts and you seem like a "country boy" who is good at hunting and outdoorsmanship. Probably won't be hard for you to scare up some arrow resin -- you can get it anywhere traditional archery stuff is sold.
Barring that, get some rod repair compound from a good fishing tackle shop. I don't remember any name brands, but there are some little bottles of repair compound that will re-attach an eyelet or glue down fibers. I have also found that a fly tying material called "head cement" is useful for making minor repairs to fishing rods -- you can get various kinds of head cement anywhere fly fishing stuff is sold.
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