Temple Fork TFG TRC 707-3 Gary Loomis' Signature 3pc Casting Rod

Temple Fork TFG TRC 707-3 Gary Loomis' Signature 3pc Casting Rod

Price: $169.95
Model
TD Code
TypeLengthPowerLine Wt.
(lb)
Lure Wt.
(oz)
Rod Wt.
(oz)
ActionPrice
TFG TRC 707-3
TEM-0077
Casting7'
3pcs
XH12-301/2 - 24.6Fast$169.95 USD
Temple Fork Outfitters Gary Loomis' Signature Series Two- and Three-Piece Travel Rods offer the same legendary performance as his one-piece rods in a much more convenient package. Gary Loomis' Signature Series Travel Rods will easily fit into back seats and overhead storage bins, leaving no excuse not to take your fishing gear on your next excursion.

Signature Series travel rods feature Temple Fork Outfitters Color ID system, chromium-impregnated stainless steel guides with SiC inserts, and premium cork.
5 Stars based on 1 reviews
By craig h.
PA
Best rod I ever used for all around sport fishing in North East USA and Canada
March 22, 2016
After years and years of trying this or that rod and reel combo, I finally hit on a rod that I can feel when something picks up the bait. Any rod will do when the fish are smashing the bait but when things slow down, you need a rod with an exposed blank like this one. Your hand is on the blank when you hold the base of the reel. You can feel the slightest bump and easily differentiate between weeds, structure or a fish. Fast action telegraphs the bump to your hand and helps. Short 6' - 6" makes it usable for Shad and Trout where overhanging trees can foul your line. Finally - TFO stands behind their guarantee - I closed my pick ups automatic electric window on the tip - they fixed it for free. Buy it - you won't be disappointed.
Pros
  • See above - I use this rod for Small and Large mouth Bass, Shad, Walleyes and Pike in Canada. Pair it with an equally priced spinning reel (with instant anti-reverse) and your hook-up's will go up.
Cons
  • None - I buy them when I can find them at a price. One or two piece - either way is good.
3 Questions & 3 Answers
Ken Conway
from Newcastle Australia asked:
August 3, 2015
Papuan Black Bass are up to 50lb and break a lot of gear- reputedly tougher than peacock bass. Do you think this rod will be heavy enough for them? as well as large peacocks?
1 Answers
I went and actually held this rod in my hand, I do not think that it would hold up to a 50lb bass. You would need something a bit heavier so that you at least have a little bit of control while you are fighting the fish.
David
on August 11, 2015

dig
from curacao asked:
March 4, 2015
can you put a spinning reel on this rod?
1 Answers
Hello Dig. This rod is designed for a casting reel. You could put a spinning reel on it however it will not perform as it is intended. If you follow this link, you will see there are a few spinning options for this reel as well: http://www.tackledirect.com/temple-fork-outfitters-gary-loomis-signature-series-two-and-three-piece-travel-rods.html Please feel free to contact us if you have any more questions!
Brandon
on March 5, 2015

Daniel
from Switzerland asked:
February 24, 2015
I would like to ask if this rod coming with a hard case? And could you please tell me the lure weight in grams? Would be really helpful. Thanks a lot. Regards Daniel
1 Answers
Daniel this rod does not come with a hard case. The lure weight in grams is 14.17g- 56.7g
Frank
on March 5, 2015

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