Non-Stop Fishing in Wyoming's Wind River Mountains (Tenkara Fly Fishing)

[@blackflycreations]

Hey Tristan! Ive watched all your videos and wanna say thanks for sharing, you got me into tenkara! I know you normally use a Sakasa Kebari Fly but id love to see the fly shown in each video " just a quick close up would be sweet".. Happy to support your channel! Tight lines! Steve #Blackflycreations

[@kennyl9419]

Maybe do a tackle rundown. Id love to know the flies he uses.

[@stevebergeron8763]

Such a beautiful spot, again you made for a awesome saturday morning to head out and go fishing.

[@skippylippy547]

The Wind River Range is my all-time favorite!

[@WhamBang]

Gotta hit up the sweet water river. Late April. Wild and Scenic river

[@MegaDcmp]

Lately every time I get complacent and lazy, not wanting to go fish, I watch one of your videos, and I'm amped to go again. Great videos.

[@freedomdove]

I'll be coming through that way next month on my way to Idaho. It's beautiful there.

[@Lakhshamana]

Whoa, this is just picturesque.

[@michaeltichonuk2176]

Such beautiful country! Well done, Sir!

[@John-ve3gg]

Beautiful! THANK you for sharing your adventures!

[@johnbakken1853]

Nice pools. Good flow. Great videos.

[@bendoskipowerfishing]

Awesome video! I need to make a trip up your way!

[@FishingDohaR]

This is one of the most unique fishing videos I have seen on KZbin. And brother, I have seen it a lot!

[@michaelsmith7193]

Thank you for another great adventure! I’ve noted you always use kebari. While I admire your commitment to tenkara tradition, some of the waters you’ve fished of late practically cry out for classic western attractor patterns such as the Stimulator, Humpy or Elk-hair Caddis. But obviously, you’ve been very successful with your approach!

[@skippylippy547]

And don't forget the Copper John! :)

[@Lakhshamana]

Just to clarify, did you mean a _sakasa_ kebari? Because iinm just 'kebari' means the fly use the classic Western/European tying technique instead of the inverted tying style of the Japanese derived sakasa kebari technique.

[@blackflycreations]

Agree, it be awesome to see some Tenkara dry flies as well!

[@KeyofDavid5778]

Beautiful area and Beautiful fish! I wonder why all the foam in the water in the backcountry there?

[@garyrafferty7625]

It's natural in most western trout streams. The viigorous mixing of surface water by water currents, rapids and plunge pools generates bubbles that persist and build up as foam... most often collecting in eddies. Always look for trout under foam... especially on sunny days.

[@beach3girl459]

Ya had me at western Wyoming...

[@countrycreekcaster5020]

You’re living the dream bro, keep these videos coming. If you’re ever in California and looking for a awesome river try the kings canyon river.

[@garyrafferty7625]

Great video...beautiful stream. Did you hike in from Dubois, Lander, Pinedale or Green River Lakes?

[@TenkaraAddict]

This was closer to Pinedale

[@jonclay1563]

What's the difference between an Idaho killer Kabari VS Utah killer kabari

[@ellefox5179]

lol....state lines.

[@tinoyb9294]

You must have hiked up the river a ways.

[@pablodiaz3284]

Are you liking the Nirvana 400 more?

[@Colbyobrien378]

Popo Agie?