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A good overall fly rod for any angler at any skill level.

The Temple Fork Outfitters Pro Special 4-Piece Fly Rod is the gift that just keeps on giving. Whether you're eyeing this beauty for your partner, buddy, or yourself, this medium- to fast-action fly rod with progressive taper has you casting, hooking, and fighting browns and rainbows in no time. Plus, you'll have funds left over for a new reel or fly line.

  • Medium- to fast-action rod with a progressive taper provides smooth, powerful, and forgiving casts, and is ideal for all anglers at all skill levels
  • Translucent green finished blanks, oversized stripping guides, and premium-grade cork with burled accents make the Pro as forgiving on the eyes as it is in your hand
  • Anodized aluminum reel seats with braided carbon fiber inserts ensure durability and years of use
  • Alignment dots color-coded by line weight for convenience
  • Four-piece configuration makes the Pro easy to travel with and store
  • 5 and 6wt rods feature a half-wells handle that gives you more leverage, allows you to cast longer and fight larger fish, and is ideal for those who like support of their thumb
  • 8wt rod features a full-wells handle with medium fighting butt that provides hand support at the rear and front of the rod, gives you more leverage, and allows you to cast longer and fight larger fish
  • Included rod sock protects the Pro during transport and storage

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4 5

andp418448

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I bought the 8'6" 5 weight rod and it's an excellent rod for the money. My only complaint is that I wish it had "dual" locking rings instead of the single one it has. Just so you know, the main difference between a TFO Professional and a Professional II is that the II has dual locking rings. I find the single locking ring tends to loosen on its own and I'd hate it if my $200+ reel ends up falling off and getting damaged!!! (Sure this won't happen). I have no idea where the "blank" for this rod came from? It is nothing like a TFO Professional blank because the color and the ferrule design are completely different. The blank has the green color and the ferrule design of a TFO Signature blank, but it is much thinner (higher performance graphite) than a Signature blank and is similar to a Professional blank in material. The action of this rod is kind of odd, not like my 4 wt Professional II or my 5 wt Signature Series rods. It has a very fast and whippy top 1.5 feet and is very stiff the rest of the way down. It casts well, however, but is more like a 5.5 wt rod. For the money, it's a great deal, but I like the action of the Professional II rod better, but that rod costs about $50 more than this rod.

4 5

ranp471052

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I bought the 8'6" 5 weight rod and paired it with an Okuma Sierra 5/6 reel. This was my first "Nice" rod and reel. It is night and day better then my Box Store special and presents the fly very lightly on the water. The rod loads nicely and cast the line out surprisingly well even on a windy day. Well worth the money.

Great Rod for a great price
4 5

Matt Towner

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I've got the 9'8wt version of the rod and it works well for steelhead. The rod looks really nice other than the reelseat, which is grey plastic on the heavy rods with fighting butts. At the closeout price, they're hard to beat and I don't have to worry about breaking the rod if I hook something other than a fish.

andp418448

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Responded on

I think what you said is "grey plastic" on the reelseat is actually: "braided carbon fiber inserts"if the specifications are correct.

Matt Towner

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On the rods that are smaller than 7weight, you are correct. On the larger rods that have a fighting butt the reel seats aren't made of carbon fiber.

4 5

Kent

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  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I briefly owned the 6wt., having found the action unfriendly to my tempo. The top couple of feet load easily and accurately put a fly out to about 40ft., but the lower rod seems disconnected from the top, being very stiff and not loading progressively. It may work very well over-lined and tossing weighted rigs, though. Cosmetics are very nice and the cork is a higher-grade burled variety than the standard. I find the largish swell too far forward to actually accommodate large hands; it positions my thumb ahead of the cork and on the blank.
An excellent rod if the odd grip shape and disjointed action suit you.