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Learn the “one knot” you need for tenkara. By using the fisherman’s knot in this video you can tie your tenkara line to your tenkara rod, tippet to the...
In this video we show you how to tie the “one knot” used in tenkara. It’s the knot used to tie the line to rod, tippet to line and tippet to fly...
In this video Daniel talks about the basics of reading water to find fish and then how to cover water to increase the chances of catching more fish...
Learn a bit more about tenkara flies, including the iconic reverse-hackle flies...
After you cast the fly to where you think the fish will be, you’ll need to know when the fish has taken the fly. This video will show you a few things to watch for...
Bringing a fish to hand with tenkara is very intuitive, just angle the rod back and bring it in...
How to properly handle and release fish back into the water: 1) Bring the fish in quickly, no need for “extra playtime” 2) Wet your hands before handling...
Watch this 30-second video to see how to pronounce some common tenkara terms in Japanese...
A slightly different video on how to cast with a tenkara rod, this video focuses more on the arm motion than this one...
When I first started learning how to cast with tenkara, I focused on making my motion look similar to Masami Sakakibara’s. This is actually a short video I shot...
In this video you will learn the main ways to present a tenkara fly to a fish in order to entice a bite...
There are two main variations that can be applied to every tenkara technique: keeping the rod tip high will make the fly ride close to the surface whereas pointing the...