Loop Multi reels voted best value by one of the oldest outdoor magazines in the U.S.A. ......this reel the brain child of Tomas Ogren at Loop is a killer value and takes a licking in the tests Idaho Joe
I bought a Loop Multi from Idaho Joe last fall and can't believe how well constructed it is for the money. I got the large one and I am taking to the keys in may for tarpon. I'll report back
Its good to see Loop back in the market again. I bought my first Loop reel at Bud Lilly's a LONG time ago and it is still going strong.
We had a couple of the Multi's up in BC for a month this past season and they were great on the double handers. They balanced the rods nicely and the drag is the same as in the other high end reels. it really is a great value reel and would work well for big game as well.
I obtained a Multi 3/6 over the summer and it was christened in the Outer Banks on redfish, needlefish, and flounder. It then turned around and handled large bows and browns in colorado before tackling salmon and steelhead in the tributaries of Lake Ontario. It's a work horse fresh or salt.
While flying “Map of the Earth” over the Kola Peninsula, we flew over an elite military unit (or so we thought). They were wearing Green/Black Coats, Grey/Black waders and Black Beret’s and hauling ass across the tundra.
Sixty seconds later we landed and aboard came these crazy Swedish fly fishermen. I told them that we though they were Army. They laughed and said they were, “We are the Loop Army”.
That was July 2003 and Joe Roope and I never forgot that chance encounter and we made it a point to track them down.
We joined the Loop Army shortly after and have been on the front lines ever since.
I bought a Loop Multi from Idaho Joe last fall and can't believe how well constructed it is for the money. I got the large one and I am taking to the keys in may for tarpon. I'll report back
ReplyDeleteIts good to see Loop back in the market again. I bought my first Loop reel at Bud Lilly's a LONG time ago and it is still going strong.
the blog is great
Andy Beck
We had a couple of the Multi's up in BC for a month this past season and they were great on the double handers. They balanced the rods nicely and the drag is the same as in the other high end reels. it really is a great value reel and would work well for big game as well.
ReplyDeleteI obtained a Multi 3/6 over the summer and it was christened in the Outer Banks on redfish, needlefish, and flounder. It then turned around and handled large bows and browns in colorado before tackling salmon and steelhead in the tributaries of Lake Ontario. It's a work horse fresh or salt.
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