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My bucket list fish is the trout ....I think I've caught everything from Sunnie's to small mouth bass.Plus everything that is in the water,(fresh water) , except for trout.. Thanks for letting me tag along!🕊️
Those clear water streams ouf the high desert/ Rocky mountain foothills are Tru treasures. I have fished the San Juan in New Mexico. The quality waters there hold browns that make grown men cry
I’ve fished this creek twice it’s a real hidden gem with some surprisingly large trout. My son caught a 14 inch brookie out of this one! We were definitely surprised and delighted with his amazing catch! I enjoy your videos a lot and love to see the awesome trout fishing in Idaho getting some air time 👍🏻!
I have never had more than catching small lively trout on a fly. Sure a big one is nice but the steady fun of a lot of smaller fish is far more satisfying.
Haha Thanks buddy!! Great creek and Glade you enjoyed it!! Let’s go again sometime! I think the creek northwest from there might have what your looking for. I got my eyes on a new place I’m going to try this summer. You probably have already fished it haha!
What a fun day and beautiful stream! That big brookie was stunning ... both in size and color. Loved the look of the stream above the culvert! Awesome video dude! Heading out myself to fish a really small stream here in Colorado ... hopefully I can find some fish in the high water!
Looks almost exactly like one of my favorite creeks to fish with my micro ultralight gear. Though I typically stalk the fish from the banks and stay low to avoid spooking them. 🎣
Huge flyfisherman here. Never tried tenkara. Think I might just give it a try. Living in Arizona now and can see a big advantage to this method on the skittish water I now fish.
im not sure if this has been asked before or if its taboo but.. is there a hybrid tenkara rod w eyes and line tied at bottom? i dont need a reel, just stuck to old ways pulling the string and pinching it.
Great vids, grew up in North Jersey fishing for natines in the early 70s, interested in that rod,would appreciate a link n description for purchase,thks Nick
Great video, beautiful fishing spot. I have a question I'm somewhat new to tenkara and I've been using furrled line since my first rod(dragontail shadowfire) came with it I recently bought a nissan pro two way and was considering putting level line on it, I was wondering what are the benefits to using level line and is there more of a learning curve with casting it?
Can you share what app you use to ensure you are on public land? Many streams in the west are essentially surrounded by private land until you get to NFS.
I'd find it interesting to know more about the locations you fish. Time of day and weather conditions. Also, do you remove barbs from your fish hooks? Thanks
As soon as I saw your video, I subscribed to your channel. It was the first time that on youtube I saw someone fishing with this technique of fishing with a fixed rod, without a reel and I wanted to ask you. Do you know that in Italy, where I live, a similar fishing technique exists or rather existed, which is no longer practiced by anyone? It is called the Valsesiana technique and was practiced with a rod similar to the one you use, but with 3 submerged or emerging flies to fish for grayling especially in the Sesia River and other rivers in northern Italy. I will continue to follow you and see the beautiful places that host your fishing trips. Good boy!
Their native range is the Great Lakes region and Appalachia, but it looks like they’ve been introduced in parts of Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Alabama, and Georgia. Could always take a trip up to the driftless region or Michigan’s UP for some huge coaster brooks.
@@JackFalcon871 The people who "Practice" catch and release at all virtuous when they are really just hurting fish for fun. I have far more respect for people who catch just what they eat.
Tenkara is made for small mountain creeks, and small creeks tend to have small fish. That said, people do fish larger rivers with tenkara rods and catch huge fish, but that kind of fishing doesn't interest me.
@@TenkaraAddict let me rephrase: I don’t get what tenkara offers that fly fishing doesn’t, could someone pls explain it so that I could see if it might be for me
If you are after goldens, let me know, I can put you on ideal Tenkara streams with lots of California Goldens. (you would need to come to California) just got back from there a couple days ago. its going to be a really bad low water year unfortunately.
Your videos alway get me excited to hit the water again! I see you like to fish allot of places I also like to fish. In the future if you’re able and willing I think it would be cool to connect and fish a stream together. Is there a way I can get ahold of you via Email ?
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I missed out yesterday... 😊
Kinda gay you keep saying "target species" like it's some secret? If you want to keep secrets get off you tube....typical white liberal
These vids are my latest RUclips addiction
My bucket list fish is the trout ....I think I've caught everything from Sunnie's to small mouth bass.Plus everything that is in the water,(fresh water) , except for trout..
Thanks for letting me tag along!🕊️
Idk if it’s just cause I’m deprived from fishing but there’s just something about that creek that makes it stunning
Awesome video my guy
Those clear water streams ouf the high desert/ Rocky mountain foothills are Tru treasures. I have fished the San Juan in New Mexico. The quality waters there hold browns that make grown men cry
Beautiful stream. It’s hard to leave the fishing! I know, been there done that!! Wonderful video. Thank you!!!
What a dream Stream, a fisherman’s fantasy come true.
Sure was!
So true👍
Beauty of stream!
I’ve fished this creek twice it’s a real hidden gem with some surprisingly large trout. My son caught a 14 inch brookie out of this one! We were definitely surprised and delighted with his amazing catch! I enjoy your videos a lot and love to see the awesome trout fishing in Idaho getting some air time 👍🏻!
what is it called
Man this video makes me super excited to get to Vernal UT for the 1st time ever tomorrow. Hope I can have just half the success you did in this vid!
Love the quiet,small areas,love it!!!
Wow, what a jewel of a stream - and what a beautiful high desert valley! Thank you again for these outstanding tenkara adventures!
I'm glad you enjoy the vids! Thanks for watching, Michael.
I have never had more than catching small lively trout on a fly. Sure a big one is nice but the steady fun of a lot of smaller fish is far more satisfying.
Wow. What a beautiful place. Thanks for sharing!
Really enjoyed the music at the beginning of the video. It was a nice little addition!
Beautiful landscape! So peaceful...
Haha Thanks buddy!! Great creek and Glade you enjoyed it!! Let’s go again sometime! I think the creek northwest from there might have what your looking for. I got my eyes on a new place I’m going to try this summer. You probably have already fished it haha!
Nice! Let me know how it goes, for sure.
What a fun day and beautiful stream! That big brookie was stunning ... both in size and color. Loved the look of the stream above the culvert! Awesome video dude! Heading out myself to fish a really small stream here in Colorado ... hopefully I can find some fish in the high water!
Yeah, it's tricky finding the right creeks to fish this time of year! Runoff sucks. Thanks for watching. Keep making the great vids yourself!
Thanks for showing nice fishing in a pretty way. Great narration
Rainbows and cutthroats are too busy spawning during runoff, or the water is too cold for hatches. Gotta love the small streams in Colorado.
Looks almost exactly like one of my favorite creeks to fish with my micro ultralight gear. Though I typically stalk the fish from the banks and stay low to avoid spooking them. 🎣
Reminds me of the Owens River in the Eastern Sierra.
I've heard good things about that river but never fished it. Thanks for watching!
@@TenkaraAddict One of the best wild brown trout rivers in the country. I have been going there every year since the 1970s
Yes fish Owens every year on way to mammoth👍🏻
High Desert fishing! What a great stream!
Sure was! Thanks for watching.
Love watching your videos 😊
Great video as always, thanks! IMO I think Brookies are pound for pound the best fighters.
What a beautiful stream with beautiful fish! Thanks for the video!
i dont know where your fishing , dont let those shallow narrow creeks fool you, i caught some mighty impressive fish out of those types of creeks
These views man!!!! What a fly fishing utopia.
Huge flyfisherman here. Never tried tenkara. Think I might just give it a try. Living in Arizona now and can see a big advantage to this method on the skittish water I now fish.
I was catching fish like this in the upper mill creek in California by Blackrock in the Ishi wilderness.Caught some beautiful wild rainbows there.
You catch more trout in 1 day then I catch all season!
A grasshopper would do really well here 😎
looks like the creeks east of Hart mt Oregon. my dad and his buddies would fly fish these tiny desert creeks. so much fun
Also looks like parts in British Columbia the desert valley , And Alberta the dry lands where the prairies run into the Rockies
technical it is not a desert but steppe climate
🙂Love the "White Arrow of Hookness". Fish on T. 👍
Lol thanks!
I dig these off the beaten path locations. Very cool. You might also dig The Lateral Line guys page too. They are in New Zealand catching King Fish!
any time those little creeks go through a metal culvert it washes out a big deep hole that is always full of fish.
What was the target species? A variety of cutthroat?
That rainbow jumped on the fly with both pectoral fins!
im not sure if this has been asked before or if its taboo but.. is there a hybrid tenkara rod w eyes and line tied at bottom?
i dont need a reel, just stuck to old ways pulling the string and pinching it.
I don't believe so, no
You will find that in a fair sized stream the larger trout are closer to the head of the hold.
Is this stream in southwestern Wyoming?
what pattern are you using may i ask?
That is a fun creek!
Nice looks like you had a great time.
GOD Bless you and your families
Thanks Kenneth!
Great vids, grew up in North Jersey fishing for natines in the early 70s, interested in that rod,would appreciate a link n description for purchase,thks Nick
Great video, beautiful fishing spot. I have a question I'm somewhat new to tenkara and I've been using furrled line since my first rod(dragontail shadowfire) came with it I recently bought a nissan pro two way and was considering putting level line on it, I was wondering what are the benefits to using level line and is there more of a learning curve with casting it?
Try um both, see which one you like better, use that one. Keep it simple Doug, fish are pretty dumb.
Do you sell any of the flys you use in you videos?
The target species could be anything, Brown, Cutthroat, Golden perhaps even a Yamame or Biwa Trout !
Could be Nevada...maybe Tiger trout?
@@chriscurren6384
I forgot about the Tiger Trout, beautiful how they change color in the fall!
lovely little spot there.
Can you share what app you use to ensure you are on public land? Many streams in the west are essentially surrounded by private land until you get to NFS.
This area is all BLM land. I use Caltopo and Gaia GPS.
Do you wet your hands as you taken your catched fish out? In Europe it is common to do so to prevent/ protect the fish.
Yes, of course
I'd find it interesting to know more about the locations you fish. Time of day and weather conditions. Also, do you remove barbs from your fish hooks? Thanks
no barbs
what makes for a too long line?
Where is that located at?? Looks super pretty and would definitely wanna take the kids camping there.
I don't talk about creek names or locations. Sorry!
@@TenkaraAddict
That sucks
As soon as I saw your video, I subscribed to your channel. It was the first time that on youtube I saw someone fishing with this technique of fishing with a fixed rod, without a reel and I wanted to ask you. Do you know that in Italy, where I live, a similar fishing technique exists or rather existed, which is no longer practiced by anyone? It is called the Valsesiana technique and was practiced with a rod similar to the one you use, but with 3 submerged or emerging flies to fish for grayling especially in the Sesia River and other rivers in northern Italy. I will continue to follow you and see the beautiful places that host your fishing trips. Good boy!
Just curious. I've watched a few of your videos.. do you always fish facing upstream?
Yes
I need that net! Do you have a link?
I wish that finding brook trout was that easy here in the South.
Their native range is the Great Lakes region and Appalachia, but it looks like they’ve been introduced in parts of Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Alabama, and Georgia. Could always take a trip up to the driftless region or Michigan’s UP for some huge coaster brooks.
I live in western north Carolina and catch more brooks than bows or browns
That's crazy. There must have been a swarm right there.
You have to tell us where these areas are??
Nope
Do you ever do a catch and cook as part of your RV channel?
Nope
@@TenkaraAddict What's the point of catching these fish if you're not going to take a few home for dinner?
Look up catch and release
@@TenkaraAddict Gotcha, torture small fish for your enjoyment and RUclips income. Do the fish get a cut?
@@JackFalcon871 The people who "Practice" catch and release at all virtuous when they are really just hurting fish for fun. I have far more respect for people who catch just what they eat.
what kind of tenkara fly line you use?
#3.5 level line
I'm from Maine fishing is great and so is hunting
A reel would just get in the way? Although I gotta say, you are damn good at flipping those fish into your net.
You'll find big trout in the undercuts of the banks in those narrow creeks. Hard to cast to them though.
tributary of Green River??
Too cool!
About any time you have a culvert and sufficient water you'll have fish
Pregunta todos los peces en tenkara son pequeños???
Tenkara is made for small mountain creeks, and small creeks tend to have small fish. That said, people do fish larger rivers with tenkara rods and catch huge fish, but that kind of fishing doesn't interest me.
I don’t get what tenkara offers that fly fishing doesn’t
I don't care if you get it lol
@@TenkaraAddict let me rephrase: I don’t get what tenkara offers that fly fishing doesn’t, could someone pls explain it so that I could see if it might be for me
@@oliverg3184 more compact, easy to carry, less expensive easier to get into
@@TenkaraAddict that was a dick move
@@cretudavid8622less stuff, simpler form of fly fishing
Lake Chester California now theres 4 7 pound trout i was catching on gold cast master realing slow jiging 7 a day
You dont eat them?
Nope
There is not much meat on those small stream fish anyway.
@@williama.walker2287 Thats true, you would need at least 5-6 just for me...
Red Band your target?
It's the Honey Hole Hideout, me want Honey Hole!
Do you keep any of them
Nope
Where are you??
8 inches? lol that’s why there’s so many 20 inch fish
What state is this?
golden trout?????????????????????
Maybe I missed it by why did you not mention the species of trout you were aiming for. but great fishing anyways.
It keeps things interesting. You'll find out what it was in the next video. Thanks for watching.
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If you are after goldens, let me know, I can put you on ideal Tenkara streams with lots of California Goldens. (you would need to come to California) just got back from there a couple days ago. its going to be a really bad low water year unfortunately.
wtf was the target species?
Bull trout
Hot fly. Honey hole indeed.
Great little spot!
Euro Nymphing (tight line) and Tenkara (dapping) is not fly fishing
Pretty parr marks! 👍😄
Agreed! Some nice little fish in there. Thanks for watching.
Perhaps sharpening your hook between catches might help you connect a lot more.
Not using a reel may I ask Why not
Look up tenkara
Cryptozoology with a fly. Bull trout?
Lake Chelan 24 pound trout
Your videos alway get me excited to hit the water again! I see you like to fish allot of places I also like to fish. In the future if you’re able and willing I think it would be cool to connect and fish a stream together. Is there a way I can get ahold of you via Email ?
Nevada
* natives
New subscriber, state?? Thanks..
Check the video description for each video 👍
Great video 9.7 out of 10.