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Local Small Stream (Com)promises?
Fortune smiled and gifted me with a delightful evening on the local small waterway. No insects of the biting kind were in evidence and the air temperature was of such a degree that it was […]
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Ask About Fly Fishing: Daniel Galhardo, Tenkara -The Traditional Japanese Method of Fly Fishing
Don’t forget to tune in live to hear Tenkara USA’s Daniel Galhardo on Ask About Fly Fishing.com Internet Radio. If you’ve been dying to ask some questions about Daniel’s take on tenkara or about Tenkara […]
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A look at the Daiwa Kiyose 30 SF
When I heard about the Daiwa Kiyose 30 SF I knew I wanted to get a look at it. The Kiyose is marketed in Japan as an ultra-compact travel rod for fishing mountain streams. It […]
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Small Streams
Small streams. What can one say that hasn’t been said? Probably not too much. But that won’t stop me from trying. Whenever you say “small stream” to an angler an image instantly pops into his […]
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Summertime And the living is easy. Fish are jumping…
Ahh…summertime. A bluegill says summer like blue skies and sun and thunderstorms and cool nights and sweltering heat and mosquitoes and baseball and the Fourth of July and black raspberry pie. Whether it’s caught on […]
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Small Stream Fishing and the Daiwa Soyokaze 24SR: A Cautionary Tale
disclaimer: It occurred to me only after posting this story that I should make sure that one thing is clear. The rod that is reviewed in the following post, though very similar to a tenkara […]
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Japanese Dreams – Daniel Galhardo Writes About His Search for Tenkara in The Flyfish Journal
Tenkara ambassador and Tenkara USA founder Daniel Galhardo has a piece (Japanese Dreams: “Shower Climbing” in Search of Tenkara) in the newest issue of The Flyfish Journal (vol. 3, issue 3). You can buy the […]