WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm – The top-rated Kuying Teton series is built to handle many species and lure types. With several lengths and powers to choose from, the Kuying Teton will have you covered if you’re looking for a quality bait finesse rod at an affordable price point. Built with a blend of 40/46T Japanese Toray carbon, the blanks of the Kuying Teton are responsive and sensitive, allowing even the smallest of bites to be felt. Equipped with high-quality Fuji guide rings and a Fuji reel seat, the Teton series offers smooth casting ability and all-day comfort while out on the water. The handle of the Kuying Teton is built with imported French cork in a multi-layered pattern that makes the series instantly recognizable and adds a layer of beauty not generally found on rods at this price point. Try the Kuying Teton out if you’re looking for a well-rounded bait finesse fishing rod that punches well above its price point.
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Bernhard –
Fish on bass in Netherlands with lefthanded bfs reel
Very good rod
SamB (verified owner) –
Have the 6’3” version and love it. Light, feels great in hand and is sensitive enough to feel my bait hit grass or the vibration from micro spoons.
Smoot307 (verified owner) –
I can’t figure out to edit my original review so I will post a new one. The first thing I want to say is that Bait Finesse Empire has treated me well! My purchase experience was great, and any communication has been great. With that being said, the Kuying Teton rod is in my experience not worth the price tag. I previously stated in my first review that the rod guides were off-center. Yesterday while fishing I needed to pull some line out to re-tie a lure. My drag is set loose so the line comes out easily. I pulled on the end of my line creating a moderate bend in the rod (way less load than a fish puts on the rod) and the rod snapped about 15″ from the tip. When I consider the misaligned rod guides, the dead feeling/lack of sensitivity, and now the rod breaking under normal use I wouldn’t recommend this rod. Again I should have saved a little longer and got a higher-quality rod. I want to state again that I do not blame Bait Finesse Empire in any way. I’ll start saving money and buy a new rod from this website in a couple of months.
Emiliano Guerra –
Thx to BFE for my replacement rod tip as I needed one and was looking around AliExpress and they were selling me one for $70 and I was able to get one cheaper and faster from BFE fast shipping and great customer service I recommend them to anyone the rod is a great rod for the price in my opinion so I recommend it to anyone starting BFS fishing!
BayAreaAngler731 (verified owner) –
I got this as my first BFS rod and I can’t really complain. I like it, casts good and has landed a few trout. Solid for a starter rod.
Rocket (verified owner) –
I fish 0.6 Goh and 4# mono. I bought this stick because I like to be on the min to lower rating of a rod. Just landed a 4.5# large mouth and pulled her through the grass with no problem. It can cast down to 2 – 2.5g (total weight) with ease. It has enough backbone and a fast enough tip that it bends nice through the ferrel to be confident with this stick. Great budget BFS rod and worth the purchase!
I have a hand full of 1pc BFS rods and this one seems to be my go to! For a multi piece rod you can not go wrong!
BFSJAKE (verified owner) –
I have all the kuying Teton rods. My favorite is the 5’2” SUL. I have caught a 4.63lb bass and a 10lb catfish with this rod and net. Definitely worth the money. Caught lots of fish on it. My next favorite is the 6ft UL Teton, these rods fit me the best. That SUL is tough, but use a net don’t bank flip the big ones.