Temple Fork Outfitters Fly Rod

Pros: Good price, excellent casting, good case, lifetime no questions guanantee.
Cons: No discounts anywhere. Mail order or your local guy, it's retail

I read reviews of the TFO TI/CR fly rods that seemed too good to be true. They are not. I purchased a 9' 4pc TI/CR 6 wt with the fighting butt. I added an Okuma Airframe (another topic for another review but good reel) and a decent quality WF line. ...

Pros: Affordability, durable, great casting rods.
Cons: none

We're always a little apprehensive when a new rod comes along, and when the rod is inexpensive, it makes us think twice. Like most veteran anglers, I thought the Temple Fork rod would make a nice back-up rod. After two years of fishing just about every ...

Pros: Price, Finish, details, look, action, fishability, warranty
Cons: Sold without a case.

I have been looking for a 2 wt. rod to fish on small creeks. I have been using a 3 wt. and I decided I wanted more of a challenge. Most of the small water that I fish is plunge pools and pocket water. Lots of trees and brush around. Long casts and ...

Pros: Fast Action, Price
Cons: Disco-Sparkle Blue finish, but with performance levels, bright pink would be ok.

Extremely impressed with rod. Under windy conditions, rods ability to throw multi-fly rigs never made distance an issue.

For anyone that prefers a fast action, you need to consider this rod. At 1/3 the price of the Sage XP, it is a very compelling story that performs effortlessly.

Pros: price, feel
Cons: none

This is a great fly rod, it casts beautifully and is very reasonably priced. The rod is designed by Lefty Kreh and is made from a IM6 graphite blank.