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Temple Fork TFD Big Fish Spinning Rods

Temple Fork TFD Big Fish Spinning Rods

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TD Code		DescriptionLengthPowerLine Weight (lb.)Lure Weight (oz.)Price
TFD BFS 701-1
TEM-0372		TFD Big Fish Spinning Rod7ft.
1 pc.		MAG 120 - 60 lb.3/8 - 2 oz.$219.95 USD
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TFD BFS 761-2
TEM-0373		TFD Big Fish Spinning Rod7ft. 6in.
2 pc.		MAG 120 - 60 lb.3/8 - 2 oz.$219.95 USD
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TFD BFS 801-2
TEM-0374		TFD Big Fish Spinning Rod8ft.
2 pc.		MAG 120 - 60 lb.3/8 - 2 oz.$219.95 USD
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The Temple Fork TFD Big Fish Spinning Rods were designed by legendary angler Larry Dahlberg and combine the best characteristics to deliver a lure with both accuracy and distance. These rods work the lure with authority, solidly drive hooks home, and can handle almost anything that swims. With premium cork split grips, extra large tip-tops, and Temple Fork's high modulus carbon fiber blank material, these rods are made to perform. TFD Big Fish Spinning Rods can handle fresh or saltwater applications.

4.5 Stars based on 3 reviews
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By Van
SoMD
well made rod
February 4, 2020
If you're looking for a 2 piece, well made with high end components rod with a no questions asked warranty look no farther. I bought two of these and I am very happy with them.
By Will
Lady Lake, FL
Very Stout Rod, yet Very Versatile
January 18, 2020
I bought the 8’ 801-2 model, and let me tell you, everything about this rod is STOUT.

I have it rigged up with a ultra lightweight (for its size) Daiwa Ballistic 6k, and it is a wonderful rod for live or cut bait fishing.

I’ve also used it to jig 1-2 oz spoons and such, and it’s worked very well for that, as well.

The guides are oversized, so if you’re not into tying smaller leader-to-line knots like FG or the Alberto, or if you’re kayak fishing where those can be a bit of a pain, then this rod could serve you nicely as well.

I’m not sure if everyone doesn’t like the style of the reel seat or what, but I’ve found that this is literally only one of two different rods I own where I don’t have to constantly snug up the reel... so there’s that.*

*If you’re wondering, the other rod is a high-end Star VPR for inshore fishing.
Pros
  • Rugged design
  • Two piece allows for easy transport
  • Oversized guides
  • Reel seat holds its tightness
Cons
  • It?s not actually a con, but, as with any rod, make sure you check the recommended lure weight for the rod you?re purchasing and match that to your application.
  • If you?re trying to throw 1/16th oz or even 1/8? oz jig heads with this... it?s not going to perform well, because it?s not designed to work with something that light.
By AJS
NY
Reel seat could be better
May 15, 2019
Great rod and perfect action for my applications. Reel seat creaks. Only complaint.
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Pete
from Lewes Delaware asked:
January 10, 2019
Would a Shimano Sustain 5000 Fg fit fine on the 8’?
1 Answer
The 5000 would fit the Temple Fork TFD Big Fish Spinning Rods
Submitted by: Bernie on January 10, 2019

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Walter
from bc asked:
January 8, 2019
Hi! Is the TFD BFS 801-2 good match for Daiwa BG4000 for swimbaits? Thanks.
1 Answer
That would make a great combo for swimbaits.
Submitted by: Bernie on January 10, 2019

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cody reeves
from Florida asked:
October 23, 2018
How would the 7'6" fit a 4k stradic
1 Answer
If it's the stradic fk the 4000 will fit if its the stradic ci4+ it may be a bit undersized
Submitted by: Bernie on October 24, 2018

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Bill
from New Jersey asked:
September 8, 2019
Would the 8 ft rod good for black Fishing?
1 Answer
probably a bit to long, a 6 foot or 7 foot would be good. 
Submitted by: Ryan Henry on September 28, 2019

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