Unexpectedly Fast and Furious Fishing! (Tenkara Fly Fishing)

[@aaronarms5982]

I have seen, I think, the majority of you tenkara fishing videos, and I have learned a lot. I've enjoyed every single minute of them all. Absolutely fabulous job. Keep em coming 😊

[@chillinoutdoors7464]

Just one more cast, just one more fish . Beautiful as always!

[@donwillhoit6866]

Good to have you back!

[@YaknTackle]

Thanks for taking us along...cant wait to get back over there...Cheers!!!

[@NathanSeibt]

Some of that dam construction looked fresh!

[@robertkemp622]

Classic tenkara addict effort--non-stop catch and release on a small stream.

[@ym2173]

I’m jealous- wish I was there. But I’m in a stinkin’ old city. Good video thanks.

[@michaelsmith7193]

Quite a memorable little stream! Thanks for another fun outing!

[@FishingCircle]

I’ve had some luck on Tenkara thanks to your help and videos. They’ll be on the channel soon. Glad you’re killing it!

[@howarde7379]

always enjoyable, thank you.

[@gibsonrocker17]

It's so redeeming when we have days like that where you just lose count after a while! Just had one like that a couple days ago fishing for cutthroat in a small creek. I'd fished quite a few other parts of the creek and other tributaries previously, but pretty much got skunked each time. Finally found a productive section and it felt so great after more than a half dozen outings with nothing to show for it other than a few fish that got off the hook and covered in black fly bites. I suppose those days are the ones that keep us coming back even though the rougher outings can sometimes be pretty discouraging!

[@davidnapper8097]

Just one more fish , yeah , kinda hard to pack up and call it a day when they won't stop biting ! Nice to pick up the fone and have a fresh post from you again ! Thoroughly enjoyed this one , awesome little honey hole 😎👍👍

[@waymanbell]

Looks like maybe up near South Pass area, if so i used to see Moose around there fairly often when I lived in Rock Springs, beautiful county. wife and I both finally have Covid but are recovering and still hope to make the trip to Southwestern Wyoming around the middle of September!

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Another great video!

[@robertperman8967]

Beautiful stream 👍👍👍👍👍

[@tenkaraintheiowadriftless]

Nice feeding frenzy! Make one wonder what it was that finally flipped the switch from no interest to practically coming out of the water for your fly. Looked like the sort of tight, wooly creek that's right in your wheel house. Thanks Tristan!

[@davidcolinstillman5585]

HI TRISTAN 👋 LOOKED LIKE A LOT OF FUN ! SO THE STREAM MUST BE CLEAN & COLD ENOUGH FOR FOR THEM THAT'S GOOD 👍 AS LONG AS THE BEAVER DON'T GET UPSET ? BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! ENJOYED 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 THANK YOU 🙏

[@robertperman8967]

The fish spook because they can feel you walking up to the stream!!

[@roydrink]

How come when I go fishing, those white arrows never show up?

[@arachnoskull6311]

your not useing aimbot

[@haraldh742]

Thank you for the beautiful video and good to hear you got some rest and are back at the creek! Inspired mostly by your videos, I started to fish tenkara this spring and caught my first browns, graylings and European chubs. Since you must have loads of experience it would be awesome, if you could do a video your technique. Do you fish dead drifts or put some action to the fly? Do you rely on feeling the bites or observe your line? Got some tips on casting? Anything that helps us catch more fish on the tenkara rod would be really appreciated. Thank you & best regards from Frankfurt, Germany

[@jeffreybrown3603]

Glad you are back Tristan. Look forward to these fortnight videos. Fantastic day on the creek with fish after fish. One question though: "Do use tapered lines or level line and what material do you use: nylon or twisted?" Thanks and keep the videos coming.

[@TheKrisg50]

As you were pushing through the brush, I imagined you coming face to face with a bear. Let’s hope that doesn’t happen!

[@josepheiden2777]

Using the RHODO cool! I gotta say, for the fishing I do, I LOVE the RHODO. It's become my go to rod in most circumstances. A close second is the SATO. My local flyshop carries Tenkara USA products. I guess I'm partial to them.

[@owenmiller9906]

"Quantity has a quality all its own." :)

[@mr_tumnus8702]

Hey Tristian! I’ve been going out fly fishing with my dad recently and have been having a blast. I noticed in some of your videos you have a snap-on neck drape and I was hoping you could provide some information on where you got it or where I could get one! Many thanks and love your content❤

[@jpgcne]

Such a nice location in Wyoming. Always jealous of the beauty you get to fish at out west (I'm stuck in Massachusetts) peace and be safe ❤❤❤

[@わたなべあ-x9u]

テンカラがんばれ👍私もテンカラ好きです😊

[@deanfirnatine7814]

What fun

[@mwevre1876]

Love watching these videos. Somehow YT algorithm popped one of your videos in. Grew up in southeast Idaho, live in Utah (SLC) and want to learn. Your videos have been super informative (currently binge-watching) Any recommendations for someone in Salt Lake area that teaches? Spent 2 years as a missionary in Japan and really drawn to this style of fishing.

[@MrSofthackle]

Wow, what a great day of fishing. I’ve been following your videos for a while and really enjoy them. I am a traditional fly fisherman and have found myself fascinated by tenkara. What I have found interesting is your fly selection. It seems ike you just select a random fly while most fly fisherman is always trying to match the hatch. I’ll usually check the water and I can usually tell what types of bugs live there. Your’s however just seems to be a random fly selection. I am an avid softhackle fisherman i’ve noticed that tenkara flies look like softhackles with the hackles wrapped backwards. Can you fish tenkara flies like softhackles?

[@dvdschaub]

Looked like a difficult place to fish, but remarkable action.

[@slapscrackedcorliss731]

local utah tenkara fisherman. keep up the good work buddy

[@ianjones6910]

You can see why brook trout out-compete the native cutts...they are so aggressive.

[@samuelmottweiler3833]

Are you using a furled leader or something else? I just bought a tenkara rod to try and a furled leader.

[@leemowers9395]

It was really a shame that you had to spend 20 minutes standing still unhooking fish from your fly. What a fun day, half scenery and half flurry. Until next time Tristan. Video was beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[@Crazylazy4201]

How do you make it look so easy. Oh and that one fish was drunk. 😂

[@zatto777good2]

Классный канал

[@jsvalina3503]

Looks like bighorns.???

[@billhayes5581]

Remember when fishing beaver ponds, never put your hands to your mouth and cleanse them when done, they are giardia pits, I've had it you don't want it.

[@ronaldwalker5575]

Why are they all so small