We’ll soon be rolling out a new line of American Made, Colorado Made, Eco-friendly, tenkara lines for all your rods. Do tenkara flies sink? While there are many different types of tenkara flies, there are three styles that are the most popular and the most iconic of tenkara fishing. One is a dry fly (a … Read more
Most tenkara rods are made in China, even a lot of the Japanese brands make their rods in China or Thailand So this rod actually ended up being crazy expensive for us to make. Are tenkara rods worth it? Even dry flies can be comfortably cast at distances approaching thirty-five feet . All of it … Read more
In the safety of the net, the fish is much less likely to injure itself by thrashing around on the rocks. The net allows you to keep the fish in the water, giving them the vital oxygen they need after the struggle. Are tenkara flies wet or dry? Tenkara All Purpose Flies It can be … Read more
In this piece, I’m going to discuss the subject Are Tenkara Rods Worth It?, and I’m going to do my best to provide as much relevant information as I can. Even dry flies can be comfortably cast at distances approaching thirty-five feet. All of it can be done with either a fly rod or a … Read more
Because tenkara involves flies, many people do consider tenkara to be fly fishing. But unlike standard fly fishing, there is no real line management apart from, possibly, mending You can’t strip line, you can’t make progressively longer false casts, and there’s no reel or drag. Can you tenkara fish with a fly rod? All of … Read more