Do you you see much tenkara in Russia im sure I saw a video of someone Tenkara fishing on a river in st Petersburg I think it was. Anyway thanks for you coment and your interest. I hope to post a new video soon.
Give it a try. I’m sure you will love it. You can buy a cheap rod on Amazon or Ali express for very cheap. It won’t be a great rob but good enough for you to see if you like it. So no great expense if you don’t 👍🏻
Hi , I have just found your channel . I really enjoyed the fishing and you are catching some great fish well done ! I bought a Tenkara outfit a while ago and I must give it a go ! you have inspired me to get out and try it . Thanks !
Great stuff. Glade you are enjoying the Chanel definitely get out and give the tenkara a go I’m sure you will really enjoy the simplicity of it and it a really fun way to catch fish. Keep in touch and let me know how you get on. 👍🏻👍🏻
Nice video. I love tenkara fishing for chub on my local Dorset rivers using a dry fly/nymph duo. Best fish so far just over 4lbs which tested my rod to the limit. I get lots of quizzical looks from the bank anglers most of whom have never seen a fly fisherman on the river, still less one fishing tenkara style!
Yes I know what you mean. I often get weird looks from people. 4lbs sounds like a big fish. I don’t weigh mine I just measure them so not sure of the weight. Tenkara is definitely a minority sport in the U.K. but I think it’s growing 👍🏻
The rules on certain rivers and brooks and fishing clubs vary. The brooks I fish have strict rules that state I must return all fish that are not stocked rainbow trout. I usually keep the rainbows as I like to eat them but if I have a few in the freezer already then I return them. Brown trout are not as prolific in my area and so the clubs are trying to increase their numbers hence the return rule. Large brown trout over 13 -14 inches are petty rare here. I’m not sure why there may have been some sort of pollution or something in the past or maybe they just got fished out🤷🏻♂️. Hope this answered your question
Do you use a conventional slip knot to attach the level line to the lillian? I've seen some tenkara lines that have a small section of doubled up dacron backing that you attach to the lillian
I use backing when I make up my lines. I think it just makes things a little easier and also helps when storing lines on line cards. I usually carry a spool of level line on me and if I for any reason need to cut a custom length of line then I’ll use the one knot or slip knot to attach to the Lillian. I always use the slip knot to attach tippet to my level line but I didn’t always. I started out by using a loop to loop method but I prefer the slip not to stopper knot method now.
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Hello friend! Very interesting videos! I am from Russia.
Do you you see much tenkara in Russia im sure I saw a video of someone Tenkara fishing on a river in st Petersburg I think it was. Anyway thanks for you coment and your interest. I hope to post a new video soon.
Тоже думаю перейти на тенкару
Give it a try. I’m sure you will love it. You can buy a cheap rod on Amazon or Ali express for very cheap. It won’t be a great rob but good enough for you to see if you like it. So no great expense if you don’t 👍🏻
Not a great rod not rob 🤣
I’ve never seen chub that large. What whoppers! Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks mate, they get a lot bigger. My biggest is 20 inch. Great fun to catch. 👍🏻👍🏻
Hi , I have just found your channel . I really enjoyed the fishing and you are catching some great fish well done ! I bought a Tenkara outfit a while ago and I must give it a go ! you have inspired me to get out and try it . Thanks !
Great stuff. Glade you are enjoying the Chanel definitely get out and give the tenkara a go I’m sure you will really enjoy the simplicity of it and it a really fun way to catch fish. Keep in touch and let me know how you get on. 👍🏻👍🏻
Nice video. I love tenkara fishing for chub on my local Dorset rivers using a dry fly/nymph duo. Best fish so far just over 4lbs which tested my rod to the limit. I get lots of quizzical looks from the bank anglers most of whom have never seen a fly fisherman on the river, still less one fishing tenkara style!
Yes I know what you mean. I often get weird looks from people. 4lbs sounds like a big fish. I don’t weigh mine I just measure them so not sure of the weight. Tenkara is definitely a minority sport in the U.K. but I think it’s growing 👍🏻
Good video, has me itching to get my rod out!
Go for it. I’m looking forward to getting again soon
@tenkarafanatic No rivers in Singapore, will do in July when I visit the UK!
Oh no. That must be torture. Where in the U.K. are you visiting in July?
@tenkarafanatic Hi, mainly the SE then Scotland.
@christopping5876 oooo Scotland. I really want to fish there. I do feel a road trip is in order before season ends.
Well done from across the pond! Those are some huge chubs! The Mizuchi is a beast huh?!
Great all round rod the Mizuchi and can definitely handle sim good size fish.
Hello from Texas. Do you always catch and release or do you also harvest?
The rules on certain rivers and brooks and fishing clubs vary. The brooks I fish have strict rules that state I must return all fish that are not stocked rainbow trout. I usually keep the rainbows as I like to eat them but if I have a few in the freezer already then I return them. Brown trout are not as prolific in my area and so the clubs are trying to increase their numbers hence the return rule. Large brown trout over 13 -14 inches are petty rare here. I’m not sure why there may have been some sort of pollution or something in the past or maybe they just got fished out🤷🏻♂️. Hope this answered your question
Brother chub have the orange to red fins underneath where as dace dont.
Thanks for that info. That should make it easier for id’ing next time. 👍🏻 appreciate it.
@@tenkarafanatic no problem
Do you use a conventional slip knot to attach the level line to the lillian? I've seen some tenkara lines that have a small section of doubled up dacron backing that you attach to the lillian
I use backing when I make up my lines. I think it just makes things a little easier and also helps when storing lines on line cards. I usually carry a spool of level line on me and if I for any reason need to cut a custom length of line then I’ll use the one knot or slip knot to attach to the Lillian. I always use the slip knot to attach tippet to my level line but I didn’t always. I started out by using a loop to loop method but I prefer the slip not to stopper knot method now.