Building the MOST EXPENSIVE Fishing Combo EVER (BIG BASS CHALLENGE) 

Yessss!!! But now do 100$ budget in scheels.

Yes my guy... when you fish eye fish

Do a 200$ budget.

Yes definitely!! But the next one do a 1v1v1 challenge vid $50,$200,$1000 budget roulette wheel to see who gets what 🙌

Definitely! Get a shimano anteres. As well as the most expensive spinning combo.

Thanks for that

​@@lojofishing Andrew.....the man that makes the man!!! P.S. He needs a pay raise!!!

I second this

Andrew is fucking annoying.... the way he acts you would think he's getting paid 2 grand a video or something. Such a yes man.

Saw a 1000 dollar combo at my local dicks in North Georgia. Actually i think it's over 1200..

Glad you like them!

Can't wait for the next video, to come out.

Bruh just tell us why u won’t fish with ayo or norm :/

Thank you! Will do!

​@@Sunbro710 probably because they destroyed his pond.😂

More to come!

Dang..that’s impressive

That isn’t true at all. While it is a very quality rod with expensive guides but they will still break if you bend them. The reason loomis rods are so expensive is because the sensitivity and weight of the rods. The materials make the rod so much lighter and the sensitivity on the rods are unmatched.

The sheer durability of them as well. Last year we were fishin on Oneida lake for walleye at night and i hooked into a 6' sturgeon. I was using a g loomis E6X walleye rod 7' light action with a shimano stradic ci14 2500 FA and 10lb power pro braid. Took me 4 hours to bring in and it put rod reel and drag to the absolute test! When i say the rod tip was damn near the but of the rod im not kidding! I had to two hand the rod when he did his runs and the drag was ripping outta that real like a marlin would. Smart fish he used his weight instead of jumping the only jump was the initial hookset. It literally jumped out of the water next to me we saw eachother eye to eye and then it was game on! But after that 4 hours the loomis was unscathed no stress fractures worn eyes reel was fine worked like new the very next day. I also use the e6x bass rod casting rod never had a bad hookset and sensitivity on both is absolutely insane.

He also shouldn't really be throwing a T-rig to get a good first impression, unless that was a 1 ounce tungsten weight. I would have started out throwing a jackhammer down the sides.

I think thats just the NRX+ with the air foil guide train (I think that is what they call them might be wrong tho)

I never know if all these comments are fake or real. Can you let me know