Backcountry tenkara fishing gear - Tenkara USA Satoki vs Hane vs Ito vs Rhodo vs Tenryu TF39TA

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There are hundreds of makes and models of tenkara fishing rods on the market today. I'm not going to pretend to be an expert at using all of them! In this video overview, I present the five rods that I've been using over the past few years for most of my backcountry tenkara fishing. They include four models from Tenkara USA (including the new Satoki) and one model from Tenryu - the TF39TA - that remains the staple of my kit. In addition, I'll walk through the basic gear I use and take while tenkara fishing on hiking and backpacking trips.
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** The rods **
Hane - backpackinglight.com/shop/ten...
Rhodo - backpackinglight.com/shop/ten...
Ito - backpackinglight.com/shop/ten...
Satoki - backpackinglight.com/shop/ten...
Tenryu TF39TA - backpackinglight.com/shop/ten...
** Outline **
0:00 - Introduction to tenkara rods and gear
0:50 - Tenkara rod characteristics make up their secret sauce
1:23 - Tenryu TF39TA - the backpacking tenkara rod for expert casters and difficult fish (durable, compact, precise) - backpackinglight.com/shop/ten...
3:51 - Tenkara USA Hane (version 1!) - the 46-penny (!) backpacking tenkara rod for fast casting, tight quarters, and big fish (durable, compact, fast) - backpackinglight.com/shop/ten...
6:09 - Tenkara USA Rhodo - small fish, small streams, soft action, delicate presentations, small flies, easy to cast, ultralight! - backpackinglight.com/shop/ten...
7:54 - Tenkara USA Ito ("the Beast") - long handle, long length, soft flex, great rod for long level lines on alpine lakes - backpackinglight.com/shop/ten...
9:43 - Tenkara USA Satoki - long handle, very wide zoom range, short enough for small streams and long enough for alpine lakes? - enough power for BIG fish (28 penny flex) - is this the most versatile backcountry tenkara rod available? - backpackinglight.com/shop/ten...
11:51 - tenkara gear for hiking and backpacking
11:56 - tenkara line keeper - backpackinglight.com/shop/ten...
12:52 - essential tools and basic gear for backcountry tenkara fishing - nippers, hemostats, braided/furled lines, fishing license
14:35 - tools and gear for more serious fishing - flies, czech nymphs, mayflies and midges, fixed line nyphing, tenkara level lines, Nissin, sighting leader, tri-color, Scientific Anglers, pouch, line straightener, bike tire innertube, fluorocarbon tippet
15:54 - tenkara usa strap pack / pouch - backpackinglight.com/shop/ten...
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@perrymccullough511 Год назад

Hi. This is the first video of yours that I have seen. Several years ago I bought a Tenkara rod and things that I thought I would need to use it on backpacking trips, but it is all sitting in my gun safe unused because my backpacking buddy...my German Shepherd...got too old to go out with me so I stayed with him. He passed away this last year and I had all but forgotten the Tenkara rod until I saw your video. I'm in Northern California...and NOW I need to dig it out of the safe and see what I actually have! Thank you for the "tools and accessories" section or your video! I will refer back to it once I know what I have! You have rekindled the desire in me to get out and give this whole thing a whirl, and for that I Thank You! Keep the videos coming, and happy outfoor times to you!

@royramdeen8864 Год назад

Awesome Vlog, great selection of Tenkara USA rods that started it all in North America. I have used a lot of Tenkara gear, for backpacking and the minimalist Tenkara USA has it all figured out.. they make great quality stuff. Thanks for sharing.

@philmanglicmot2528 Год назад

Another fantastic video! Great tip on the tire tube. I fish with the Nissin Pocket Mini V3 300 rod is in Sierras, along with Tenkara USA gear. The Tenkara USA Satoki is now on my next pick for alpine lakes.

@matthewpulliam7473 Год назад

Thanks for another solid video; as usual, lots of good info presented in a very relaxing format. …plus we get to watch a sleepy pup. :)

@tom_olofsson Год назад

The Dunning-Kruger effect is setting in. After watching this I feel like I know more than I do.

@stonedapeadventures Год назад

great video, I was gifted a fairly nice tenkara rod and also have purchased tenryu rayz 4 piece spinning rod. going to give them both a workout this spring backpacking. winter for me is centerpinning steelies, I've been a float fisherman most of my life and wandering how well I'll adapt to the tenkara

@The_Channel_Of_Chad Год назад

Ryan, Great video. As a part time backpacker and an avid fly fisherman this really appeals to me. I do have one question though, from what I've seen of Tenkara fishing the catch is usually 3-5 smaller fish. I see you don't mention anything about a creel or stringer, so what do you do with the fish you've caught when you're not done fishing in your minimalist setup? Or do you catch and release until you get your one and done fish?

@umoransam Год назад

Do you take a landing net?

@michaelbattin6717 Год назад

Great info ! Thank you I need some advice. I need a alpine lake rod for the sierras. I have a stream rod already. I was ready to purchase a Amago, now I’m torn between Ito vs satoki vs Amago with what you know or anybody reading this which rod would you purchase Thank you

@charliecordell4760 Год назад

I have a satoki, its my first ever rod for anything fly fishing related. So idk if I can give the best advice since I don't really have anything to compare it to. But I'd say it performs great. I'm currently located in Charleston, SC so have really only been able to take it pond fishing but I caught 5 bream in about 30-40 minutes on a pond near where I live. I missed about 3 or 4 since I still don't really know what I'm doing lol. I think the satoki may be a bit longer than what I would prefer taking in a pack, but definitely not unreasonable. I like having the ability to mess with 3 different lengths a lot, but can't see myself using the longest setting in a smaller stream.