Temple Fork Outfitters™ TiCr-X Series Fly Rods | Bass Pro Shops

Temple Fork Outfitters™ TiCr-X Series Fly Rods


These TiCr-X 4-piece Fly Rods by Temple Fork Outfitters have the power to launch large streamers and the action to handle almost anything that swims. TiCr-X Series Fly Rods feature oversized titanium oxide stripping guides, flor grade cork, beautiful rich blue finishes, alignment dots (color-coded for different rod weights), and newly-designed aluminum reel seats with uniquely cushioned reel hoods.
   


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9'5"

5

4

 38-430-147-15
Your Price (each): $224.95
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9'6"

6

4

 38-430-147-16
Your Price (each): $249.95
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9'

8

4

 38-430-147-18
Your Price (each): $249.95
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9'

9

4

 38-430-147-19
Your Price (each): $249.95
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9'

7

4

 38-430-147-17
Your Price (each): $249.95
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9'

10

4

 38-430-147-20
Your Price (each): $249.95
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9'

12

4

 38-430-147-22
Your Price (each): $249.95
In stock

These TiCr-X 4-piece Fly Rods by Temple Fork Outfitters have the power to launch large streamers and the action to handle almost anything that swims. TiCr-X Series Fly Rods feature oversized titanium oxide stripping guides, flor grade cork, beautiful rich blue finishes, alignment dots (color-coded for different rod weights), and newly-designed aluminum reel seats with uniquely cushioned reel hoods.
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Uncle 12, NOPE.
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No, TFO rods come with a sock, but not a tube (Something I wish they would adapt; there are many budget rod companies that have decided to include a rod tube with the rod purchase) I suppose the choice is because the purchaser can then either buy a triangle tube or a round tube, whichever they prefer.
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