Bull Trout on Tenkara - Episode 14 Western Native Trout Challenge

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • Disclaimer: We are fishing heavy streamers on big Tenkara rods for big fish. This is not traditional Tenkara. But it is a lot of fun!
    This is episode 14 of 18 of the Western Native Trout Challenge.
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Комментарии • 48

  • @stevewalcott9546
    @stevewalcott9546 Год назад +2

    Probably the best fishing video from you guys yet! I loved the surf music in there. I was shocked that Tuna landed that sizeable bull on a Yari!

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Год назад +1

      Glad you enjoyed it Steve! We had planned on using Rocky rods the whole time. But whenever we go on these trips we end up setting up a few different rods. And as you saw in the video we fished hard all day so would end up switching up rods and Tuna just happened to hook into that nice bull on the Yari! We forgot our large green net also so I guess sometimes being unprepared helps.

  • @jasonwooden
    @jasonwooden Год назад +3

    Infectious Enthusiasm!! Might be your best WNTC edit yet! Yay for Bullies! (the trout that is). Thanks for posting.

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Год назад

      Haha hard to not be enthusiastic when you are in a beautiful place catching fish! Glad you liked this one!

  • @MarkRhodesPhD
    @MarkRhodesPhD 4 месяца назад +1

    Loved it. Thanks!
    Last year, I hooked 6 over 20". Always looking for the really nice ones like that. I have favorite spots in Oregon but would really like to get over to Idaho like you guys did. Great job!

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Месяц назад +1

      Thats amazing I have wanted to fish a few OR spots for Bulls just haven't made it out there yet.

    • @MarkRhodesPhD
      @MarkRhodesPhD Месяц назад

      @@tenkararodco The next 3 months are ideal. You can hit me up.

  • @skeating2818
    @skeating2818 Год назад +1

    Awesome video. Although I am super happy to catch small brookies in mountain streams--it was fantastic to see these large bull trout. Thanks! I look forward to much tenkara in future retirement.

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Год назад

      Both char species, both super pretty and fun to catch!

  • @justanotheryoutubeviewer
    @justanotheryoutubeviewer Год назад +1

    Love the video & loved the explanation of how bull trout are an important, native trout species. They live in incredible places and need crystal clear, cold water so it's important we keep these places wild for the bull trout but also respect the fish and handle them with great care. Keep it up!

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Год назад

      Glad you enjoyed it! Bull Trout are one of those species that has been on the decline for a long time and they just don't get talked about enough!

    • @justanotheryoutubeviewer
      @justanotheryoutubeviewer Год назад

      @@tenkararodco for sure. I live in Alberta, Canada and the bull trout is our provincial fish. They had long been the victim of overharvest and mass kill since the old motto used to be, "kill a bull trout; save a cutthroat". People used to pull 20+ out of a river in a day and leave them to die on the banks in the 20-70s. Now they're a sought after game fish and Alberta calls itself Bull Trout Country. Glad that mentalities have shifted but because of their need for crystal clear, cold headwater streams it's of the utmost importance we keep those places wild and cared for so they can keep thriving! Also not to fish for them during September when they're spawning!

  • @justinqvistgaard
    @justinqvistgaard Год назад +1

    100% my favorite series on RUclips. Always looking forward to these uploads

  • @norcaltenkara
    @norcaltenkara Год назад +1

    Bull trout are on my bucket list! 😮🤘

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Год назад

      Such a fun fish when you can find them!

  • @c.cabanilla8963
    @c.cabanilla8963 Год назад +3

    I had a few moments which taught me some humility while fishing the Weber Yesterday. I had about five large German Browns hit my dry flies and for the life of me I could not net them. I lost them even though I had decent tension on the line. I realized with the larger fish I needed to keep my rod at a horizontal position. Plus, Take the time to cast in areas where I can move freely and move the rod at better angles. It hurt to lose those fish!!! However I gained a lot of experiences.

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Год назад +1

      Thanks for sharing! Did they break the tippet or slip the hook? It always helps to try and point the butt of the rod at the fish that way you maintain that tension on the line but it will also give you control of the fish. Landing bigger fish definitely is a little bit tricky at first but you will get the hang of it!

    • @c.cabanilla8963
      @c.cabanilla8963 Год назад

      They slipped the hook. After the bounced on a hard current...

  • @DougHutchison-zc9cj
    @DougHutchison-zc9cj Год назад +1

    Awesome video you guys! Thanks for the info regarding save the south fork. I checked it out. I did not know about all that and it is deeply concerning.

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Год назад +1

      Yes unfortunately these big mining companies put a lot of money into PR around stuff like this. The salmon and steelhead that get to this area travel 700 miles from the ocean and traverse numerous dams. Would hate to see them disappear! There have been a lot of people protesting the brisol bay pebble mine in recent years and seeing the progress on those conservation efforts get us excited about the possibility of conservation on the stibnite mining area. Just need more people to find out about it!

  • @skiddyfishing
    @skiddyfishing Год назад +1

    Im from Utah and hoping this is my first non Utah WNTI fish. I hear so much about their elusive nature. This makes me nervous and pumped at the same time. Best video in the series you guys keep it up.

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Год назад +1

      Nervous and pumped is exactly how we feel every time we go after Bulls. Have definitely had unsuccessful trips but when it all comes together it makes it so much more rewarding!

  • @JesseTobler
    @JesseTobler Год назад +1

    Great job dudes! What a rad trip/project to be a part of.

  • @lanecountybigfooters5716
    @lanecountybigfooters5716 Год назад

    I like my regular fly-fishing poles just fine... but Tenkara is just FAST and fun! Nice fishing! Very fun video; I liked the music, good choice!

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Год назад

      Nothing wrong with a traditional rod and reel! Definitely agree Tenkara is fast and fun!

  • @optomix3988
    @optomix3988 Год назад

    Nice Fish!

  • @wolfgangkrainer9432
    @wolfgangkrainer9432 Год назад

    Cool guys at awesome places!

  • @elvioravasio2516
    @elvioravasio2516 Год назад +1

    Complimenti 👍

  • @philhlee
    @philhlee Год назад +1

    Can the Teton Zoom handle a bull? 🤔 I know y’all have caught 20”+ trout on it before but not sure how much bigger than 20” haha

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Год назад

      That bigger bull was caught on a Teton Zoom. That rod can definitely handle bigger fish. But the combination of a big fish with how fast the water was moving made it so tricky, we should have been using the Rocky!

  • @mwevre1876
    @mwevre1876 Год назад

    What bikes do you ride? I’ve been enjoying hopping on mine and heading up to fish canyon creeks. Tenkara + twisties is pretty fun.

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Год назад +1

      We have a Honda CRF dual sport and a Royal Enfield Himalayan. Super fun way to access water!

  • @tjboegle
    @tjboegle 11 месяцев назад

    interested to know what your camera kit is like, footage is beautiful

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  11 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks, we have a Sony FX3 that we use for most of our stuff

  • @jaleksander
    @jaleksander Год назад +1

    Gotta ask...what are those sweet trout hats and shirts you got on?

  • @kazhatfield1346
    @kazhatfield1346 Год назад

    Which rod was the bright red rod you guys were using!?! 👏🙌🔥❤️

  • @kryan318
    @kryan318 Год назад +1

    is that the med or small sized carbon net? what wader shoes are you guys using

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Год назад +1

      That is the medium net. We really blew it on this trip by forgetting our big green net! For wet wading my go to setup is a pair of lightweight wading boots and a pair of neoprene socks.

  • @marmaduke0262
    @marmaduke0262 Год назад

    Great video! What's the biggest fish caught on a tenkara rod? Is there a record book somewhere?

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Год назад +1

      I don't think there is a record anywhere but that would be cool to know!

  • @kevindecoteau3186
    @kevindecoteau3186 Год назад

    I have a question, I grew up in southern Vermont and I recall my dad telling me about catching bull pout, is that the same fish just different name?

  • @samthai818
    @samthai818 Год назад +1

    That was fun! Thanks for sharing!

  • @blackflycreations
    @blackflycreations Год назад +1

    U guys r always entertaining! Bulls r on my list, think I'll have to get another Tenkara Rod just for bulls & bigger fish. What Rod do u guys recommend for 16" plus sz fish?
    Tight lines fellas,
    Steve
    @blackflycreations Utah✌️

    • @tenkararodco
      @tenkararodco  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching Steve! For bigger fish the Rocky rod is our go to. Can really handle anything and with a heavy tippet on there we have caught a lot of bigger fish on that rod.