McFarland GTX Glass Blanks
The lightest, most responsive glass rods ever made.
Rolled with a unique blend of E-glass and S-glass, the GTX rods feature a highly evolved fast action and a powerful taper that results in an extremely lightweight rod with a quick recovery. GTX rods are lighter in the hand (the lightest on the market) while still retaining the wonderful feel and smoothness of a glass rod. The GTX rods make it easy to form beautiful loops and punch out long, pinpoint accurate casts without sacrificing close range performance. From the moment they were released, the GTX rods have become an instant favorite of nearly everyone who casts them. All GTX series blank are 4 piece with tip over butt ferrules.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | E-glass and S-glass blend |
| Action | Fast action |
| Taper | Powerful taper |
| Weight | Lightest on the market |
| Construction | 4-piece with tip over butt ferrules |
FAQ
What makes the GTX rods different from other glass rods?
The GTX rods use a unique blend of E-glass and S-glass, providing a fast action with a powerful taper and exceptional lightness without sacrificing feel or performance.
Are GTX rods suitable for both long and short range casting?
Yes, GTX rods are designed to perform well in both long and close range casting, offering quick recovery and pinpoint accuracy.
Do GTX rods come with ferrules?
Yes, all GTX series blanks are 4-piece with tip over butt ferrules.
Keith Bond –
I’ve tried several glass rods before, but the GTX feels different—lighter and more responsive. It’s easier to cast long distances and still maintains good control at close range. The action is smooth and the loops form naturally.
Alexandra Turner –
After switching to GTX blanks, I noticed a significant improvement in casting accuracy. The rod is very light in hand, which helps with fatigue during long sessions. The taper gives great feedback on the line.
Angela Oliver –
The feel is excellent, and the lightness makes it comfortable to hold. I use it for both fishing and practicing loops. A bit more expensive, but worth it for the performance.
Jason Oliver –
I’ve used this rod for several weeks now and it’s become my go-to. The fast action and smooth recovery make it ideal for precise casting. No issues with breakage or durability so far.