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A look at the Zen Fly Fishing Kyojin
So I heard about a “tenkara” rod that could handle salmon and steelhead. My curiosity was piqued. I had to see it. So I contacted Karin of Zen Fly Fishing Gear to see if they […]
Year: 2014
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Guest post: Fixed Line Fly Fishing for Big Fish by Rob Worthing
A little while back Rob Worthing of the Tenkara Guides asked me to do some figures for a presentation that he was doing at the first Appalachian Tenkara Jam in North Carolina. I agreed to […]
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Book Review: A Fly Fishing Guide to Colorado’s Indian Peaks Wilderness Area
A Fly Fishing Guide to Colorado’s Indian Peaks Wilderness Area by Steven B. Schweitzer & Michael Kruise Pixachrome Publishing, September 2014 I’ll start off by saying that I cherish Mr. Schweitzer’s Fly Fishing Rocky Mountain […]
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That place of ultimate goodness
A while back I did a three part series on tying tenkara flies without a vice, Letting Go of Vices and Vises, in which two of the posts featured some thoughts by guests Matt Shipp (Part […]
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Book News: A Fly Fishing Guide to Colorado’s Indian Peaks Wilderness Area
Steve Schweitzer has a new guidebook out. I don’t have it in my greedy little hands yet – but I will soon. If this book is anything like his last effort on Fly Fishing Rocky […]
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Find Your Wild and Uncultivated Country
bush·whack ˈbo͝oSHˌ(h)wak 1) live or travel in wild or uncultivated country. 2) cut or push one’s way in a specified direction through dense vegetation. About a week ago on Facebook I posted a short rant […]
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News: New Rod From The Tenkara Times
The Tenkara Times has revealed a new rod in their lineup – The WaterShed 400. I think it looks pretty sharp. I have one on the way to check out. According to the website it’s […]