Temple Fork Outfitters Deer Creek Series Switch Rods
'Switch Rods'' are multi-task fly rods specifically designed to allow a variety of both single- and two-handed caster options. The primary goal of the Switch Rod is to allow the caster the ability to achieve maximum targeted forward distance with the least amount of expended energy.
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| Model TD Code | Description | Line | Length | Pieces | Weight | Price |
| TF 04 110 4 DC TEM-0148 | Deer Creek Switch Rod 200-400 grains | 4 Wt. | 11'0'' | 4 | 6.5 oz. | $409.95 USD | |||||
| TF 05 110 4 DC TEM-0149 | Deer Creek Switch Rod 250-450 grains | 5 Wt. | 11'0'' | 4 | 6.55 oz. | $409.95 USD | |||||
| TF 06 110 4 DC TEM-0150 | Deer Creek Switch Rod 300-500 grains | 6 Wt. | 11'0'' | 4 | 6.65 oz. | $419.95 USD | |||||
| TF 07 110 4 DC TEM-0151 | Deer Creek Switch Rod 350-550 grains | 7 Wt. | 11'0'' | 4 | 7.0 oz. | $419.95 USD | |||||
| TF 08 110 4 DC TEM-0152 | Deer Creek Switch Rod 400-600 grains | 8 Wt. | 11'0'' | 4 | 7.25 oz. | $429.95 USD | |||||
| TF 09 110 4 DC TEM-0153 | Deer Creek Switch Rod 500-700 grains | 9 Wt. | 11'0'' | 4 | 7.6 oz. | $429.95 USD | |||||
Temple Fork Outfitters Deer Creek Series Switch Rods are designed by Mike Kinney and Bob Meiser, two Pacific Northwest Spey casters who also designed the TFO Deer Creek Series Spey Rods.
Bob Meiser has been in the forefront of popularizing and refining blank designs for the Switch Rod concept of fly rods since the mid 1990s. His expertise with this unique family of rods is well established within the two-handed rod community. Bob's original concept has been universally accepted over the past decade, and teaming with Mike Kinney in design and application for these rods has now taken the concept to the next higher level. TFO has used their proprietary Axiom material lay-up process for these blanks. These are extremely light weight, durable, thoughtfully designed fly rods with superb performance, best defined simply as: ''Totally efficient delivery tools''.
What is a Switch Rod? ''Switch Rods'' are multi-task fly rods specifically designed to allow a variety of both single- and two-handed caster options. The primary goal of the Switch Rod is to allow the caster the ability to achieve maximum targeted forward distance with the least amount of expended energy.
Deer Creek Switch Rods include a rod case.
Bob Meiser has been in the forefront of popularizing and refining blank designs for the Switch Rod concept of fly rods since the mid 1990s. His expertise with this unique family of rods is well established within the two-handed rod community. Bob's original concept has been universally accepted over the past decade, and teaming with Mike Kinney in design and application for these rods has now taken the concept to the next higher level. TFO has used their proprietary Axiom material lay-up process for these blanks. These are extremely light weight, durable, thoughtfully designed fly rods with superb performance, best defined simply as: ''Totally efficient delivery tools''.
What is a Switch Rod? ''Switch Rods'' are multi-task fly rods specifically designed to allow a variety of both single- and two-handed caster options. The primary goal of the Switch Rod is to allow the caster the ability to achieve maximum targeted forward distance with the least amount of expended energy.
Deer Creek Switch Rods include a rod case.
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