It seems that I am getting behind in my tenkara reports. Maybe I've gotten a little lazy, sorry. Anyway, here is a video of a recent trip that I took. I used both kebari and dries for this trip. I haven't fished with dries very often over this past two years, and it was sort of fun to fling one out and watch the fish rise.
I am aware that one of the downsides to my videos is that you can't see the line as it casts and drifts. I have been experimenting with various line options with the goal of making the videos a little more interesting. In this video I am using a more visible line -- it is really visible to my eye in real time -- but it still is not visible enough in the video. I'll keep trying.
Anyway, here is the video.
I am aware that one of the downsides to my videos is that you can't see the line as it casts and drifts. I have been experimenting with various line options with the goal of making the videos a little more interesting. In this video I am using a more visible line -- it is really visible to my eye in real time -- but it still is not visible enough in the video. I'll keep trying.
Anyway, here is the video.
It's OK to be "lazy" sometimes. Fortunately, I'm lazy more than not, which gives me time to watch these videos. Keep 'em coming...at a leisurely pace of course!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mike!
DeleteI've enjoyed following your Florida transition.
-Tom
What kind of Tenkara Rod is that? What's the brand?
ReplyDeleteHi Nick,
DeleteIt is a Shimostuke Ten. Here is my review:
http://tetontenkara.blogspot.com/2013/04/shimotsuke-ten-tenkara-rod-review.html
-Tom
OK, thanks. That's a beautiful rod!
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