Lamiglas SuperSurf 3G Pro

Modern GSB evolution. Parabolic tip. Fast recovery. USA-made.

The Lamiglas SuperSurf 3G Pro is the modern evolution of the GSB blank that's been a Northeast surfcasting standard for decades. Frank Goncalves designed the SSG3 to keep what GSB owners love — the parabolic, forgiving tip that throws eels and metal-lips without killing their action — while updating it with quicker recovery, more crispness, and reduced weight. Built on a sleek gray blank with Paco Grip-style spiral fore and rear grips that put maximum surface area on your hand when you're trying to put the brakes on a charging fish. Fuji reel seats and Titanium guides round out the build. USA-made, one rod at a time.

Key Features

• Modern evolution of the legendary Lamiglas GSB surf blank
• Parabolic, forgiving tip section — throws eels, metal-lips, and bucktails equally well
• Quicker recovery than original GSB — less casting fatigue, faster return to neutral
• Lighter overall weight than the GSB while maintaining durability
• Sleek gray blank with custom Paco Grip spiral fore and rear grips
• Fuji reel seats — secure, premium
• Titanium guides — corrosion-proof, casting-optimized
• Designed by Frank Goncalves
• Made in the USA, one rod at a time

Specs

Rigging & Use

• 9' MH: jetty work, eels close-to-mid range, smaller plugs — 5000-6000 class reel
• 10' MH: the do-it-all Northeast surf rod — eels, plugs, metals — 6000-class reel
• 10'1" MH: slight reach extension over the 10' — same reel class
• 11' MH: distance work, open beach, big plugs — 6000-8000 class reel
• The Paco Grip-style spiral wrap helps you fight big fish without your hands slipping — pull straight into the rod, not against the grip
• Run 30-50 lb braid and a 50 lb fluoro shock leader

Why We Like It

Frank Goncalves designed this blank for the kind of surfcasting most Northeast guys actually do — throwing eels at night, working metal-lips in the rip, bucktailing the wash. The parabolic tip is what makes the difference: it absorbs the surge of a big fish so you don't tear out hooks, but it loads fast enough for bucktailing and metals work too. We sell every one we can get of the 10' MH, which is the model we point most serious surfcasters toward when they want to step up from production blanks.