Tailwater Outfitters Toccoa Fly Rod: High Performance 4 Piece, Fast Action IM8 Graphite with Rod Tube.
Category: Sports & Outdoors
Categories: Sports & Outdoors > Hunting & Fishing > Fishing > Fly Fishing > Rods
Store: Tailwater Outfitters
Average rating: 4.5 (235 ratings)
Features:
A versatile fast action, 8'4" long 3/4 wt. IM8 Graphite for durability, accuracy and performance
Travel friendly, four piece, with alignment dots for fast setup
Ceramic stripping guides, chrome snake guides for smooth gliding fly lines
Machined aluminum reel seat with double lock rings for sturdy reel attachment
Half well cork handle helps casting accuracy, avoids fatigue. Four compartment rod tube included.

This is positively one of the best rods you can buy for the price. There's rarely a need to spend hundreds of dollars or more on a fly rod, and this rod will prove that to you.
Product Specifics
- This is a 4 piece, travel ready
3 weight
rod, but will handle #4 (4wt.) lines also..
- It's
fast action
for longer casts, handling windy conditions, and has backbone for determined fish.
- An
extremely versatile
8 feet four inches (8'4") long.
- Made from
IM8 graphite (carbon fiber)
. It's designed for maximum sensitivity
and
durability. So you can focus on presentations and fighting fish, not breaking your rod.
- Your rod will be
protected
in a four compartment cordura rod tube. Each rod section has its own cozy compartment to feel safe in.
- The rod tube includes an
adjustable shoulder strap
for worry free bushwhacking and long approaches. Sling it over your shoulder and go.
- Assembles easily via
alignment dots
, which help get the sections lined up right the first time.
- Stylish dark gray color: looks great, and is a natural color to help avoid spooking fish with overly flashy or distracting colors, thread, etc.
- Half well, high quality cork handle. Comfortable and avoids fatigue for casting-heavy days.
This rod is intended to
meet you where you're at
: a great first rod to enjoy for years, or a solid choice your go-to streams for the more experienced fly fisher. If you ever get the chance, we encourage you to stack it up against rods that cost two or three times more.