Wow just seeing this out of the box ruclips.net/user/postUgkxQr1yd4Zc6qJF-scTB6Zb9dQbVpviuRxB recommend I have yet to fish with this set up, but based on the first hands on appeal, I can tell this is going to change the way i pack and carry to a whole new level. If you fish like i do, you know the smaller and less stuff the better. I’ve added a photo of just some of my gear so you can see how serious i am about fishing.
I enjoyed this video very much. This video showcases the large variety of telescoping rods that the Japanese fishermen have an opportunity to use and that they must be very passionate of their sport. Thanks :D
I am sure the people of Japan would jump up and be proud to defend their history and the truth about tenkara. I appreciated this video very much and this why I say Daniel is truly the best ambassador for true traditional tenkara. I know people who get upset when Canadians call ham Canadian Bacon and yet we can call tanago and other forms of fixed line tenkara, just to save a buck. Look ham is ham and bacon is bacon, so as tenkara fished with kebari and an actual tenkara rod is true tenkara.
we ,, normally in Europe use telescopic rods to COARSE fish ( up to about 9 m ) ,, but I have used WHIPS ( a small coarse telescopic rod ( up to 4 m long ) for fly fishing for trout on small streams to great effect !!
When I lived in Okinawa I saw people fishing for blue damsal, a small saltwater fish approximately 5 cm long, using a 13ft rod in tied pools. I found it interesting and humerous. I got my Tenkara rod from you hot long atfter you brought Tenkara to the US in 2009ish.
the rods in combo with the supports are used in the older parts of Russia as well. Mostly carp, a fish like bluegill and pike. The tackle shops are just like this one, full of items I'd never seen. Like a candy shop for fishermen :-)
I think I could spend half a day in that store (a full day if I could read Japanese). My 6-year-old twins cast flies on level line with 6.5 foot long "tenago" rods. Their littles hands match the little grips well too. I won't let them touch my tenkara rods yet!
The Tanago rod is far more than a bait fishing rod. It's made for catching the Tanago fish, which is very small. A grown one can be half as long as your little finger, but the purpose is to catch the smallest Tanago fish possible. Catching very, very small fish is considered more difficult than catching large fish. A handmade bamboo Tanago rod can take six months to make, usually comes in two sections, and is about as think as a chopstick. I won't attempt tp describe the philosophy behind Tanago fishing, but I think it is the most dist9inctly Japanese of all the different types of fishing found in Japan.
so im gonna simplify it for Y'all: forget the fancy Japanese names , telescopic poles are from 6 feet to 40 feet + and they come in light soft action to hard stiff action , the thinner and stiffer the carbon in them , the more expensive they are, the end
cool stuff, wish you did a price conversion to USD or somthing similar for some of the rods. The more i get into tenkara the more I want to visit japan. thanks for the post!
Wow all this while i thought that i had found a tenkara rod here in a coastal town of india and was reading up all about it and now I have no clue which rod i have!! All i know is that it is NOT tenkara cause it has no cork grip on it
interesting,, i am more confused now than when i first started watching these videos,, i know western fly fishing and bait fishing,, i am trying to figure out a telescoping rod from 10FEET to 12FEET for catching fish in the 6 - 22 inch range for use on both streams/creeks and lakes/ponds can you help?
So if you're fishing for trout on small mountain streams with a Nissin Sieryu rod, using an artificial fly and not bait, and there's no cork grip and the rod is under 8 feet because of overhanging branches, is it Tenkara? Or is it Seiryu? Or neither? I'm intrigued in the way you seem to make the serious point that only tenkara rods can cast a line, and tenkara rods ONLY have cork grip... so what would one call a fisherman who casts all day with a shorter, more sensitive fixed-line rod, in smaller streams, for smaller fish, and doesn't need to beef up the grip? Is a new term in order here?
Hello New to TENkARA here, I wonder if they have a surf TENkARA version rod & rigs for different surf conditions and fish species ?? :) gear video, thank you.
What he was saying about the different type of fishing is that they(Japanese) do not use the term Tenkara fishing, but [Insert whatever species] fishing.
I ordered a cheap $8 rod from Amazon, but they do not stock much tenkara line. So I ordered from TenkaraBum. Cannot speak about their quality, but the customer service is top notch.
This guy asked a million questions, did he even buy a single item from the poor store clerk? Here in the states, if you ask more than 5 questions they tend to ignore you. I guess that is the difference between Americans and Asians and why people from around the world have a hard time liking Americans.
Cheers for this, I have been researching "central coast surf fishing" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Wenayden Xenaylee Blaster - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my partner got cool results with it.
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This was excellent. A rare look into the world of Japanese fishing. Thanks for sharing.
Wow just seeing this out of the box ruclips.net/user/postUgkxQr1yd4Zc6qJF-scTB6Zb9dQbVpviuRxB recommend I have yet to fish with this set up, but based on the first hands on appeal, I can tell this is going to change the way i pack and carry to a whole new level. If you fish like i do, you know the smaller and less stuff the better. I’ve added a photo of just some of my gear so you can see how serious i am about fishing.
I enjoyed this video very much. This video showcases the large variety of telescoping rods that the Japanese fishermen have an opportunity to use and that they must be very passionate of their sport.
Thanks :D
Why would 7 people not.like this video?its.informative, gentle and well made... What's not.to.like?
I am sure the people of Japan would jump up and be proud to defend their history and the truth about tenkara. I appreciated this video very much and this why I say Daniel is truly the best ambassador for true traditional tenkara. I know people who get upset when Canadians call ham Canadian Bacon and yet we can call tanago and other forms of fixed line tenkara, just to save a buck. Look ham is ham and bacon is bacon, so as tenkara fished with kebari and an actual tenkara rod is true tenkara.
we ,, normally in Europe use telescopic rods to COARSE fish ( up to about 9 m ) ,, but I have used WHIPS ( a small coarse telescopic rod ( up to 4 m long ) for fly fishing for trout on small streams to great effect !!
When I lived in Okinawa I saw people fishing for blue damsal, a small saltwater fish approximately 5 cm long, using a 13ft rod in tied pools. I found it interesting and humerous.
I got my Tenkara rod from you hot long atfter you brought Tenkara to the US in 2009ish.
the rods in combo with the supports are used in the older parts of Russia as well. Mostly carp, a fish like bluegill and pike. The tackle shops are just like this one, full of items I'd never seen. Like a candy shop for fishermen :-)
What an amazing store. Wish I could shop there
I would love to live in Japan, it looks like a great place to go fishing
I think I could spend half a day in that store (a full day if I could read Japanese). My 6-year-old twins cast flies on level line with 6.5 foot long "tenago" rods. Their littles hands match the little grips well too. I won't let them touch my tenkara rods yet!
The Tanago rod is far more than a bait fishing rod. It's made for catching the Tanago fish, which is very small. A grown one can be half as long as your little finger, but the purpose is to catch the smallest Tanago fish possible. Catching very, very small fish is considered more difficult than catching large fish.
A handmade bamboo Tanago rod can take six months to make, usually comes in two sections, and is about as think as a chopstick. I won't attempt tp describe the philosophy behind Tanago fishing, but I think it is the most dist9inctly Japanese of all the different types of fishing found in Japan.
What an awesome shop.
so im gonna simplify it for Y'all:
forget the fancy Japanese names , telescopic poles are from 6 feet to 40 feet + and they come in light soft action to hard stiff action , the thinner and stiffer the carbon in them , the more expensive they are, the end
LMG
The names aren’t fancy, it’s just another language
Thank you
cool stuff, wish you did a price conversion to USD or somthing similar for some of the rods. The more i get into tenkara the more I want to visit japan. thanks for the post!
Wow all this while i thought that i had found a tenkara rod here in a coastal town of india and was reading up all about it and now I have no clue which rod i have!! All i know is that it is NOT tenkara cause it has no cork grip on it
i recommend Tanago rod for small fishes and bluegill ,and that is Nissin gokoro,but price is 160$ but worth its cause its storng and sensitive
Thanks for post this video Daniel.
I really want a tanago rod soooo much
voglio entrare a tutti i costi in quel meraviglioso negozio!
Veramente!
interesting,, i am more confused now than when i first started watching these videos,, i know western fly fishing and bait fishing,, i am trying to figure out a telescoping rod from 10FEET to 12FEET for catching fish in the 6 - 22 inch range for use on both streams/creeks and lakes/ponds can you help?
I hope that you fish Japanese bitterling by a Wazao（Bamboo Rod） .
A wazao is a Japanese traditional beautiful Rod.
So if you're fishing for trout on small mountain streams with a Nissin Sieryu rod, using an artificial fly and not bait, and there's no cork grip and the rod is under 8 feet because of overhanging branches, is it Tenkara? Or is it Seiryu? Or neither? I'm intrigued in the way you seem to make the serious point that only tenkara rods can cast a line, and tenkara rods ONLY have cork grip... so what would one call a fisherman who casts all day with a shorter, more sensitive fixed-line rod, in smaller streams, for smaller fish, and doesn't need to beef up the grip? Is a new term in order here?
pretty to see the rods how they have them displayed. not a dusty rack like here in the us.
Hello
New to TENkARA here, I wonder if they have a surf TENkARA version rod & rigs for different surf conditions and fish species ?? :) gear video, thank you.
I would go broke in that store
Cool video bro. Come down to New Zealand one day for a fish.
The translator wasn't very good. She missed a lot of the finer points.
What he was saying about the different type of fishing is that they(Japanese) do not use the term Tenkara fishing, but [Insert whatever species] fishing.
Great vid
Que padre tiene un buen de cañas y flotadores esta super padre la tienda
do they make any saltwater medium to medium heavy 7-8' telescope spinning rod with line weight approximately up to 30lb?
hai
di belakang kau Ada hantu
WAYNE D AQ
Kirim ke indonesia bisakah?
amazing..like this..
Where can I buy tanago rods that ship to the uk?
ebay!
TenkaraBum.com
I ordered a cheap $8 rod from Amazon, but they do not stock much tenkara line. So I ordered from TenkaraBum. Cannot speak about their quality, but the customer service is top notch.
You can get them from tenkarabum.com he sells them
amazon japan
I like this rod
what about carp rod will be called ?
Tenkara USA thanks bro
Buat saya ini surganya tenkara 🤤
i want to buy a tenkara rod to fish for bluegill & carp
Mencanta mucisimo pescadores
Mantapa mania indonesia yg punya jarang bgt
Daniel used that poor man for his arguments with his fellow tenkara fishermen back west. Shame shame.. LOL
This guy asked a million questions, did he even buy a single item from the poor store clerk?
Here in the states, if you ask more than 5 questions they tend to ignore you. I guess that is the difference between Americans and Asians and why people from around the world have a hard time liking Americans.
he did the middle finger😮
Cheers for this, I have been researching "central coast surf fishing" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Wenayden Xenaylee Blaster - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my partner got cool results with it.
this video is funny and strange for us japanese but don't jump up.