GLoomis PBR843C Pro-Blue Saltwater Series Rod

GLoomis PBR843C Pro-Blue Saltwater Series Rod

Price: $280.00
Model
TD Code
TypeLengthPiecesLine Weight (lb)ActionHandlePrice
PBR843C
GLO-0223
Conventional7'112 - 25FastC$280.00 USD
G.Loomis Pro-Blue high performance graphite saltwater casting rods are not your average inshore rods. With cork handles, heavy-duty composite reel seats, Fuji guides and blanks designed with dynamic, fast-actions, these are truly specialized rods. They're a blend of the traditional flats and bay rods that allow you to wrestle big fish without any distractions or malfunctions. You'll feel the difference. They may feel like lightweights because they are, but there's a power so intense and mystical that you'll wonder how G. Loomis did it. Their secret is your advantage.
5 Stars based on 41 reviews
By Gusnyny
NEW YORK, NY
It’s a pro blue end of story
April 15, 2021
Loomis pro blue for inshore. Just doesn’t get better than this. Nice Fuji guides and reel seat. Blank is just incredible!!! Lifetime warranty is nice to have
Pros
  • Sensitive yet powerful, nice warranty.
Cons
  • None
By Adam
Stonington, CT
843C
May 18, 2020
Perfect northeast rod for a variety of fishing applications. I use it to throw heavy plugs for stripers and blues, deep jig sea bass and tog and chunk live bait. I have mine paired with a Calcutta D and nothing phases it. Super light, long butt section for tucking under your arm and strong as a telephone pole with a light enough tip for good action.
Pros
  • Strong
  • Lightweight
  • Versatile
  • Sensitive
Cons
  • A little expensive
By Brian S.
FL
Absolute Garbage!
July 14, 2019
I bought 2 G Loomis PBR785C rods. The first one one snapped in half the third time I used it. The second one snapped the first time I used it. Both broke at the exact same spot. I don't know what G Loomis changed, but I will never buy this trash again!
Pros
  • None
Cons
  • Unreliable and brittle.
By Michael
Cape Coral, FL
Light and strong
June 22, 2019
I really like this rod, I got the 902s on sale for half off and really wasn’t sure how it would be, but I’m really glad I got it! It’s light, has a good feel to grip and use, and has more power than it initially feels like it has. I was a little worried it was too light for snook around piers & docks but it has proven to be a great Rodger them. If I needed another rod I would get it full price.
Pros
  • Light, Power, feel
By Nathan
Los Angeles, CA
Amazing Rod for $$
June 11, 2019
I was so skeptical to buy this rod because it was on sale and the rod line rating was only 10-25.
But I caught many 10-20lb yellowtails no problem!!!
Pros
  • Got strong backbone!!!
Cons
  • Rod rear handle is kind of fat
By Joe
New york
Amazing rod
June 4, 2019
This rod is amazing so sensitive and great action. Sale price was amazing and at first unbelievable sobmuch so i thought it was a hoax! Thankfully as promised by customer service it was no hoax and i got my rod which is my new favorite. Tackle direct is my new go to tackle supplier
By Adventure M.
SWFL
Fantastic
June 2, 2019
Put 3000 Sustain on this rod you can cast ask day and catch big fish
Pros
  • Light and strong
Cons
  • None
By Vinny
Eastchester, NY
What a deal!
May 29, 2019
Great rod, fast shipping, 50% off. Couldn't be happier
By Steven
MOBILE, AL
Nice rod
May 27, 2019
Nice rod a little stiffer than what I would have liked.
By Kevin
Sf bay
Great rod...
May 26, 2019
Solid rod for the price and limited lifetime warranty..guides make noise beside due to being loose
By Gusny
Long Island, NY
GLoomis Pro Blue Dream Rod
May 25, 2019
Absolutely love this rod for fishing the northeast. You can feel the fastest bite. This rod feels very light but has pulled in some pretty large fish. Highly recommend.
Pros
  • Light, strong, sensitive.
Cons
  • None so far
By Pieslinger
TN/FL
Sweet Rod
May 20, 2019
Haven't gotten it wet yet, but fit and finish are perfect.
By Wes
Florida
Amazing Sensitivity
May 17, 2019
10-20lb spinning rod, Awesome rod! Paired with a Cabo 50 and 30lb braid this thing cast a mile, its extremely sensitive, and has an amazingly strong backbone when really put on a big fish yet is light and nimble enough to fish with finesse.
Pros
  • Cast great
  • Sensitive
  • Very light
  • Soft tip but strong back bone under load
Cons
  • Pricey
By fisherman s.
Kansas City
Going Salty
May 17, 2019
I am starting to build a saltwater collection of rods and reels for my snow bird migration when I retire. These rods are a perfect fit.
By Don
Williamstown, NJ
Cant beat the price for this rod!
May 17, 2019
Beautiful well crafted rod and could not beet the price, had to buy 2. Can?€™t wait to get out there and put them to the test!
Pros
  • Very light but super strong rod
  • Very sensitive
  • Great warranty
5 Questions & 5 Answers
joe
from northeast asked:
April 25, 2019

i would have loved to buy this rod but the promotion was a hoax.  i got the e-mail about the sale in real time immediately clicked on it and it wasnt in stock.  only the full priced rods were. i emailed tackledirect about it days ago, still no response.  whats the deal


1 Answer
No hoax, these rods flew off the shelf but we will be sending more emails out because these rods will be coming back into stock soon 
Submitted by: Bernie De Graaf on April 29, 2019

John Leslie
from Galveston asked:
March 30, 2019
Do you think this rod would be good choice for fishing live mullet in a summer Texas surf, say with a Calcutta 400 Shimano? 
1 Answer
That should work well.
Submitted by: ethan matuzsan on April 17, 2019

Danny nykyforuk
from New Jersey asked:
May 16, 2018
Someone recommend a seeker 7020c rod for trolling for stripers and chunking for them also. I’d rather get a gloomis would the PBR843C be the most similar rod compared to the seeker rod?? Or is their a better gloomis rod that matches the 7020c?
1 Answer
I would recommend the seeker for trolling striped bass because of the blank that the rod is made of.
Submitted by: Ricky on June 6, 2018

Jim
from CT asked:
March 14, 2018
Would this rod work well for fluke fishing in New England or would the PBR844C be better?
1 Answer
The PBR844C would be a better fit for the style of fishing your doing as well as for where you will be fishing. You will need a rod with a bit more back bone and the PBR844C has just that.
Submitted by: Donald on March 17, 2018

MIke
from New York asked:
September 29, 2017
What is the weight of PBR843C?
1 Answer
Our scale says 8 oz.
Submitted by: Devon on October 3, 2017

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