Where are Temple Fork fly rods made?

Incheon/Seoul area
BJ and the TFO team take great pride in where they build the rods. Incheon/Seoul area is a global manufacturing hub know for some of the world’s biggest technology names.

Where are TFO fly reels made?

South Korea
We’re proud of the fact that all Temple Fork Outfitters fly rods and conventional rods are handcrafted in South Korea. The manufacturing facility is controlled by TFO and the facility manufactures TFO products exclusively.

Are cheap fly rods worth it?

Many high-end rods can indeed feel and fish at whole new levels, but a big price is not always a guarantee of big performance. While you’ll likely get a rod that uses some great materials and tech, sometimes rods that cost less can be just as good or even better.

What replaced the TFO BVK?

LK Legacy Fly Rod Series The NEW LK Legacy series is designed and built as an evolution to the BVK series and a homage to fly fishing legend, Lefty Kreh.

Who started TFO rods?

Rick Pope, Founder and Chairman of TFO said, “Jason epitomizes a life-long commitment to sharing his vast knowledge welcoming new anglers to this great sport, while captivating us with his deep insights of trout behavior.”

Do more expensive fly rods cast better?

So, are expensive fly fishing rods really that much better? The short answer is yes – to a point. There is a huge list of factors that contribute to one rod being “better” than another and we won’t try to cover all of these (that would be about as dry as reading a “how to” on toenail clipping).

How much do temple fork rods cost?

Their rods typically retail from around $150-$350. Their catalog of rods are suited for both novice and veteran anglers alike. Temple Fork also offers fly reels within the same price range. It will be interesting to see conventional reels offered by this company, but Temple Fork does not offer these yet.

What kind of rod is a TFO BVK?

TFO has incorporated a braided carbon fiber reel seat, along with stainless steel stripping guides and snake guides. The handle is made from flor grade natural cork that fits comfortably in your hand. This is a fast action rod, although challenging for new anglers, the BVK is forgiving in its cast.

What do you like most about the rodeo fly rod?

I most recently discovered that this rod is sensitive and accurate enough to fish surprisingly light dries and present them softly to the fairly spooky late winter fish that we have here. Overall I’d say that the main feature of this rod would be its versatility, I haven’t found anything that it does poorly yet.

What is the difference between the NXT and the Temple Fork?

Conversely, the NXT has sustained similar use and wear without encountering any considerable issues. Fortunately, Temple Fork advertises a lifetime warranty on all rods. The process of having my rod repaired was very quick and painless. Every email and phone call to the warranty department was answered promptly.