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The Pro ll is being discontinued and has been replaced with the now available Pro lll. If you would like to still order parts for the Pro ll, please refer to the grid below to find your rod/part, or visit the Parts & Service tab.

The Pro III was designed to provide new and intermediate anglers a tool with a wider sweet spot to allow casters to better feel the rod load, understand when it isn’t properly loaded, and refine the steps to properly place a fly in front of a fish. It has evolved from the previous models to offer anglers of all skill levels a casting improvement tool at an incredible value.

The Pro III two-handed rod series was designed to provide new and intermediate anglers a tool with a wider sweet spot to allow casters to better feel the rod load, understand when it isn’t properly loaded, and refine the steps to properly place a fly in front of a fish. It has evolved from the previous models to offer anglers of all skill levels a casting improvement tool at an incredible value.

The TFO Push Pole is a favorite amongst saltwater and freshwater guides and anglers for targeting spooky fish on flats and shallow water.

The Signature II series rods offer the same astounding performance as the classic Signature series but with upgraded components. This is a perfect first fly rod with performance that will impress even a master fly caster.

Signature II rods feature an anodized up-locking aluminum reel seat, AA grade cork with handsome accents, oversized stripping guides and a beautiful translucent green blank finish.

Let’s face it, there is still a soft spot in most anglers’ quivers for a two-piece rod. Whether you’re an occasional trout or bass angler, or you battle big river salmon and steelhead, we have an affordable, fun-to-fish rod for you.

The Stealth series was designed by TFO National Advisor Jason Randall specifically for European, high-stick and tight-line nymphing techniques that require drag-free drifts and ultra-sensitive strike detection.

Whether you are tossing large poppers on a bass pond or drifting egg patterns or Kilowatts for salmon, you can be sure that your TFR (Tough Fly Rod) is up to task.