Temple Fork PRO Series

Hi
I fish with Orvis, T&T and Sage rods.

I'm thinking of buying a Temple Fork PRO Series rod. They say this rod
competes with pricier rods. Is this true?



Thank you, John

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"John" wrote in message
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Hi
I fish with Orvis, T&T and Sage rods.

I'm thinking of buying a Temple Fork PRO Series rod. They say this rod
competes with pricier rods. Is this true?

Some say yes, some say no...only you can decide for yourself.

"John" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Hi
I fish with Orvis, T&T and Sage rods.

I'm thinking of buying a Temple Fork PRO Series rod. They say this rod
competes with pricier rods. Is this true?



Thank you, John


Depends on who says it, and what you expect of it. If you expect to get a
1000$ rod for 100$ you will be disappointed.

TL
MC

"Mike Connor" wrote in message
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"John" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:Jg05c.2644$F91.1342@lakeread05...
Hi
I fish with Orvis, T&T and Sage rods.

I'm thinking of buying a Temple Fork PRO Series rod. They say this rod
competes with pricier rods. Is this true?



Thank you, John


Depends on who says it, and what you expect of it. If you expect to get a
1000$ rod for 100$ you will be disappointed.


On the other hand, if you want a $100 rod for $1000, email me.

--riverman
(and you may or may not be disappointed...)

On no--old #12 is coming back?? G

Dave M
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"Mike Connor" wrote in message
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"John" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:Jg05c.2644$F91.1342@lakeread05...
Hi
I fish with Orvis, T&T and Sage rods.

I'm thinking of buying a Temple Fork PRO Series rod. They say this rod
competes with pricier rods. Is this true?



Thank you, John


Depends on who says it, and what you expect of it. If you expect to get
a
1000$ rod for 100$ you will be disappointed.


On the other hand, if you want a $100 rod for $1000, email me.

--riverman
(and you may or may not be disappointed...)

Dave Martel wrote...
On no--old #12 is coming back?? G

Ol'#12 fished better than many of the new rods that I have recently
tried. :-(
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I'm thinking of buying a Temple Fork PRO Series rod. They say this rod
competes with pricier rods. Is this true?

Well, last month I bought a St Croix Legend Ultra (hey, they're being
discontinued, so they're on sale) 4wt to replace my Loomis 4wt after casting
the TFO Pro and a few others. It (the TFO) is a good rod and equivalent to
the Loomis, but felt like it was "rattling." Today, at the Ft Washington PA
fly show, I just cast and immediately bought the ADG Titanium 8' 4wt. About
the same price as the TFO, but I was able to load the rod with 5' and 60' of
line. It cast like a dream. I side-by-side tried it against T&T, Sage and
Scott, IMHO, it beat them all.
I've never bought a rod on such short notice. This thing felt like nothing
I've ever casted before. The designer and owner of the company, Mr. Ahn,
walked me through the construction, AFTER I HAD CAST IT. I was already
hooked. One telling thing was the number of vendors and guides that I saw
picking them up and using them in their casting demonstrations.
By the way, until today, I'd never heard of them and have no connection with
the company. You might want to check them out. www.titaniumflyrods.com
--
Frank Reid
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"Frank Reid" moc.deepselbac@diersicnarf wrote:

I'm thinking of buying a Temple Fork PRO Series rod. They say this rod
competes with pricier rods. Is this true?

Well, last month I bought a St Croix Legend Ultra (hey, they're being
discontinued, so they're on sale) 4wt to replace my Loomis 4wt after casting
the TFO Pro and a few others. It (the TFO) is a good rod and equivalent to
the Loomis, but felt like it was "rattling." Today, at the Ft Washington PA
fly show, I just cast and immediately bought the ADG Titanium 8' 4wt. About
the same price as the TFO, but I was able to load the rod with 5' and 60' of
line. It cast like a dream. I side-by-side tried it against T&T, Sage and
Scott, IMHO, it beat them all.
I've never bought a rod on such short notice. This thing felt like nothing
I've ever casted before. The designer and owner of the company, Mr. Ahn,
walked me through the construction, AFTER I HAD CAST IT. I was already
hooked. One telling thing was the number of vendors and guides that I saw
picking them up and using them in their casting demonstrations.
By the way, until today, I'd never heard of them and have no connection with
the company. You might want to check them out. www.titaniumflyrods.com
--

Hi Frank, I have a ADG titanium 7/8 weight and I love it. I love all of
ADG's products (I have reels, waders, and a rod).

My titanium that cost me $500 is many times better than my tfo that cost
me $89.

My titanium that cost me $500 is many times better than my tfo that cost
me $89.

Show special from Mr. Ahn. 8' 4wt for $239. Man, I still can't believe how
sweet this thing is.
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Frank Reid
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Frank,

Remind me to take a cast or two with that new rod (I'm assuming your
bringing it to Penns). Sound's interesting.

"Frank Reid" moc.deepselbac@diersicnarf wrote in message
...
I'm thinking of buying a Temple Fork PRO Series rod. They say this rod
competes with pricier rods. Is this true?

Well, last month I bought a St Croix Legend Ultra (hey, they're being
discontinued, so they're on sale) 4wt to replace my Loomis 4wt after
casting
the TFO Pro and a few others. It (the TFO) is a good rod and equivalent
to
the Loomis, but felt like it was "rattling." Today, at the Ft Washington
PA
fly show, I just cast and immediately bought the ADG Titanium 8' 4wt.
About
the same price as the TFO, but I was able to load the rod with 5' and 60'
of
line. It cast like a dream. I side-by-side tried it against T&T, Sage
and
Scott, IMHO, it beat them all.
I've never bought a rod on such short notice. This thing felt like
nothing
I've ever casted before. The designer and owner of the company, Mr. Ahn,
walked me through the construction, AFTER I HAD CAST IT. I was already
hooked. One telling thing was the number of vendors and guides that I saw
picking them up and using them in their casting demonstrations.
By the way, until today, I'd never heard of them and have no connection
with
the company. You might want to check them out. www.titaniumflyrods.com
--
Frank Reid
Reverse email to reply