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Temple Fork Outfitters (also known as TFO) is one of the leading rod manufacturers in the US. Though the company is Texas-based, TFO’s fly rods and conventional rods are made at the company’s factory in South Korea, and this is in no way a reason to throw stones. Korea TFO rod manufacturing plant uses advanced machines and perfected skills of designers, engineers, and machine operators to deliver highest-quality rods to passionate anglers of North America at a sound price.
TFO rods are excellent tools built with prime materials and featuring high-end components and elegant designs. They offer everything you need and nothing that you don’t, striving for the perfect balance between performance and price.
Temple Fork fly fishing gear is the company’s bread and butter. It has an extensive range of fly rods for freshwater and saltwater fishing. The company’s bestseller is the TFO Axiom 2-x. It’s an all-water rod designed for maximizing accuracy at longer distances. The Axiom 2-x is made with high-modulus graphite that provides stiffness with less material. It means longer cases, better sensitivity, increased accuracy, and less hand fatigue. The rod also features a double-helix of Kevlar built in the blank for smoother and faster stabilization, advanced shock absorption, and increased overloading tolerance. Other popular models are TFO Pro 2, TFO Axiom 2, TFO NXT Black Label, and TFO Mangrove Coast.
The company also manufactures fly reels. Take a closer look at the TFO BVK fly reel featuring a fully-sealed drag system. The model is suitable for fishing small and large individuals thanks to a huge line capacity and sturdy, anodized machined aluminum construction. Beginners are welcome to consider the TFO NXT combo.
If you’re not a fly fishing enthusiast, the company manufactures beautiful rods for conventional angling. The range includes TFO spinning and casting rods made multipurpose or fine-tuned for fishing a certain species, be it bass, trout, or salmon.
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