The Temple Fork Outfitters Tactical Surf Spinning Rod is designed for the intermediate to advanced angler and optimized for long accurate casts. These rods are durable enough to handle the extremes of the surf environment but light enough to fish by hand all day without fatigue. The foundation of th...e Temple Fork Outfitters Tactical Surf Spinning Rod is moderate-fast to fast action blanks constructed with intermediate modulus carbon fiber material. The blanks are a satin sky-blue finish topped with braid and saltwater-safe Fuji K-Series Guides with Fuji Alconite inserts. All 2-piece models are 70/30 split for one-piece performance and safe transport. Componentry includes up-locking pipe-style reel seats. All rods include blue/gray fish scale heat shrink grips with black EVA foam and rubber butt caps. Every Tactical Surf Spinning Rod is designed and manufactured to deliver uncompromising performance and proven durability.
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Great rod
Purchased this rod back in June, the 9 footer, for bridge and inlet fishing for Snook. Casts 1-3oz lures with ease. Great rod to fight big fish, even in heavy current
Favorite rod
The rod is light as a feather and feels like it's quality. Caught a lot of fish on it and no complaints as of yet. This is the second surf rod I own by TFO.
Awesome Surf Rods!
I own the 12 heavy rod rated for 4-10oz and intend to buy at least one more. This past spring it was perfect for pompano being able to drop rigs before and over the bar using a 5000 size reel and 30lb braid. In comparison my 10 St. Crox could not even come close with the same 4oz weight and fell flat when casting compared to the TFO. Additionally, I have used it this fall for… read more bull red fishing in the pass. It has no problem handling 6oz weights plus bait. Its length and light weight makes it a versatile rod.
<span>Hi, I would recommend a Shimano Saragosa SW 8000 size Spinning Reel. However since it's currently sold out, I would also recommend a Shimano SPSW8000HGA Spheros SW A Spinning Reel. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-spsw8000hga-spheros-s
<span>Hi Gary, The Temple Fork Outfitters Tactical Surf rod comes with a Fuji K-Frame tip top like this ( </span><a href="https://www.fujitackle.eu/fuji_bcmnat_tip_top">https://www.fujitackle.eu/fuji_bcmnat_tip_top</a><span> ). Please let us know if there
<font><span>Hi Tai, The Shimano Stradic will be light for the setup and wouldn't balance out the rod out and make the setup very tip heavy. We recommend the Shimano Saragosa 5000 or 6000 to help balance out the setup. Please let us know if there is anythi
<span>Hi Tai, We recommend the 5000 size Shimano Stradic as being the most optimal choice of the stradics to balance the reel or the Van Staal VR125 to balance your setup the best.</span>
<span>Hi John, The Daiwa Saltist MQ 4000 would be a little too small for the TAC SUS 1064-2 10'6" model. This would be better suited for a surf rod between 7ft - 9ft maximum such as the TAC SUS 904-2 Tactical Surf Spinning Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackl
The best options would be 5000 or 6500.
I would go with a 6000 sized reel and 30-40lb Braid.