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The super simple Japanese fising gear, flies and technique

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Tenkara Diaries, April 28th 2013

Went tenkara fishing with Steve Schweitzer, author of A Fly Fishing Guide to Rocky Mountain National Park. Tenkara Diaries is a series of videos by Daniel Galhardo, Tenkara USA founder, about his experiences fishing with only a tenkara rod, tenkara line and tenkara flies. Some videos will have "how-to tenkara" information, others will be more contemplative. We hope all will be fun.
Killer Kebari Tenkara Fly

A modified version of Sawyers Killer Bug, I first saw this fly at http://tenkarabum.com I tie the fly a little different from Chris Stewart but the end result is about the same. I received the yarn used in this video from http://tenkaratimes.co.uk you can see more great flies on my blog http://thetroutfly.blogspot.co.uk

Tenkara fly-fishing

Daniel W. Galhardo, founder of Tenkara USA and Masaki Nakano go tenkara fly-fishing in the Sierra Nevada. Tenkara is the traditional Japanese method of fly-fishing, ideal for mountain streams. In tenkara one uses only a rod, line and fly, no reel is needed for stream fishing. Originally it was practiced by commercial/professional fishermen in the mountain streams of Japan, who used to catch fish for a living.
Hybrid Kebari

This is not quite a traditonal emerger, not quite a traditional Tenkara fly. Use this for both traditional fly fishing and Tenkara, should be great for both!
Shintaro Kumazaki tying a tenkara fly

Shintaro Kumazaki lives in Hagiwara (Gifu Prefecture, Japan). His parents own a tackle shop, and he's practically neighbor with the famed Mr. Katsutoshi Amano. Tenkara USA founder, Daniel, has known Kumazaki-san for a bit over a year. They have gone one a couple of "shower-climbing" adventures together. Kumazaki-san has been tying flies to sell at his parents shop, and now Kumazaki-san demonstrates how to tie his favorite fly. As with all tenkara flies, a simple pattern to tie.
Tying Tenkara Flies

A (long) story about and preview of a DVD about Tenkara flies. Learn to tie tenkara flies in the sakasa kebari style in this video featuring Dr. Hisao Ishigaki, Chris Stewart and Daniel Galhardo. Covered patterns include the Ishigaki Kebari, Amano Kebari, Takayama Sakasa Kebari, Sakakibara Sakasa Kebari, Sakasa Copperbari, Punk Rock Sakasa Kebari and many more.
Tenkara Outing on the North Fork St. Vrain River

Rush to the Driftless

I traveled back to the homeland for a week of family and friends. Fly rod and tenkara in tote, my dad and I met up with the Winona Fly Factory (winonaflyfactory.com) fisherman and we explored some of what the Driftless area has to offer for trout fishing. The tenkara rod ended up being a great option for my dad, someone who is pretty new to fly fishing. He took to it well. It was a long time on the water, but we had a great weekend fishing, finding morel mushrooms, and hanging out at the barn.
Tenkara is NOT dapping

There is a very common misconception that tenkara is simply dapping. In this video I wanted to highlight the method of fishing, as well as a few shots of casting with tenkara. Tenkara is not dapping!
60 cm rainbow on Tenkara rod.

Catching a 60 centimeter or 24" rainbow trout In New Zealand, North Island, February 2011 using a Tenkara rod with leader + tippet 2 times the rod length.
Tenkara Panfish

Join host Steve Schweitzer as he shares simple tactics that make a Tenkara rod perfect for fishing a small pond for panfish. Mission Fish - season 1, episode 4
It's a Tenkara Thing

Mission:Fish, produced and hosted by our own Steve Schweitzer, goes Tenkara fishing. Special guest host Karel Lansky (http://tenkaraonthefly.net) discusses the principles behind Tenkara fishing while catching a few fish using his Killer Bug.
A Tenkara Fishing Fly

Tying a Tenkara Fishing Fly with Davie McPhail.