Catching Salmon and Big Rainbow Trout in Alaska - Tenkara Fly Fishing

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In this video we head up to Alaska! We brought some of our friends with us and ended up catching 4 different species of Salmon and nice Alaskan Rainbow Trout. Amazing how well these Tenkara rods handle big fish.
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Комментарии : 42

@franklinmarchman3541 2 месяца назад

Great to see some big fish action. Would love to see some videos that show how you rig your rods and how you are fishing for the fish rather than just showing fish being caught. Thanks for all you do.

@tenkararodco 12 дней назад

Great feedback! We are going to be doing some more in depth videos showing that kind of stuff so stay tuned.

@TheFlounderPounder Год назад

“So what did you do all weekend?” “I did laps with a net.” 😂😂

@tenkararodco Год назад

Good exercise for us aging anglers.

@justanotheryoutubeviewer 2 года назад

Amazing fish. Could watch a whole Netflix series of ya'll fishing these videos are so entertaining.

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

Thanks for watching Erick! I don't know about Netflix we are just trying to have some fun and share the stoke!

@angleronthetrail9220 2 года назад

This is every bit as rad as I'd hoped! Really shows how powerful The Rocky is!!

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

14.5 ft. of rod really showed its power for sure! Thanks for checking it out!

@arronbanowetz1169 2 года назад

Great video guys! My son and I can’t get enough.

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

Glad you liked it!

@samacosta58 2 года назад

Hope to fish with these guys when day!! Thank you for all the great videos and bringing tenkara alive!!

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

For sure! That would be so fun!

@cfreeway8385 2 года назад

Thanks for the Rod boys … best summer fish ever and man was it needed.

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

Good to hear!

@stevewalcott9546 2 года назад

I love these videos! By far my favorite tenkara videos online, thanks!

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

So glad you like them! We put a lot of effort into the videos to show all of the real world uses of Tenkara rods. Thanks for watching!

@woodrowsmith5484 2 года назад

Super awesome time guys good job!!!👍👏👏👏

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

So fun!

@bradwhunt 2 года назад

Hell yes!!! Looks like an epic trip!!!

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

Thanks for checking it out!

@mftwomey 2 года назад

Love your videos - you clearly are passionate about Tenkara fishing. Makes me want to pack up and head back out to the streams. Looking forward to more.

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

We love it! Its so fun. Glad you enjoyed the vid.

@thrilliod147 2 года назад

Sweet action. I’m over here fishing my Yari in tiny CT streams. Someday a trip like this before I die. lol. Keep up the fun videos dudes!

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

While it is fun to go out and get bigger fish, there is something purely peaceful about being alone on a tiny stream! Would be so hard to pick one over the other!

@anaechenique7513 2 года назад

You guys were killing it!

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

Definitely having a good time!

@donmelendez8224 2 года назад

Awesome! Always wondered how a tenkara rod would handle salmon.

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

Ya honestly most of our rods will handle a salmon but the big Rocky actually works really really well!

@codymclaughlin783 2 месяца назад

That fish at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="295">4:55</a> was a female sockeye, fellas. I am pretty sure one go you got an IGFA slam.

@tenkararodco 12 дней назад

Ya it was! Caught a few by accident.

@rachelheatherblank-lukenbi6989 2 года назад

Bought the Teton Zoom a year ago...still haven't caught anything yet...but glad to see that it can catch some decent size salmon!!

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

Ya it absolutely can handle the bigger fish but is also still really fun on smaller fish! Hopefully you can get out and catch some fish soon!

@MrPrdoring 2 года назад

Well this put me over the edge on picking up a rocky. Guess it is necessary here in Seattle. Hitting the Skagit as soon as it is here!

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

Definitely not your everyday rod but for chasing bigger fish its hard to beat!

@dannyvasquez843 2 года назад

Loved the video. I currently have a Teton, but hoping to get the Rocky for a trip to Wisconsin for steelhead and salmon this fall.

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

That sounds like a dream trip. Good luck!

@decolonizedmeateater 2 года назад

Wanted to see how y'all cast those rods but all the footage is "fish on" .

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

Casting rods with streamers on or what?

@decolonizedmeateater 2 года назад

@@tenkararodco yep like the casting technique you use with a Teton zoom at Alaska salmon.

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

@@decolonizedmeateater good call, we’ll add some of those shots in the next video that we’re currently editing now.

@jamescarroll5441 2 года назад

How difficult is it to land a fish yourself without having someone to scoop it up in a net? I would think trying to get the fish to you with 26 feet of extension including rod and line would be rather difficult.

@tenkararodco 2 года назад

It really all depends on the scenario. How big is the fish, how deep is the water, how fast is the water, how much line + tippet do you have, what rod are you using, and what strength of tippet do you have. If I were fishing by myself for big fish I would use the Rocky rod which can be fished at 14.5 ft. then I would also use a 10.5 ft line with 3-4 feet of tippet. This would ensure that the total length of line + tippet is shorter than the rod. So while I would have 26+ feet of extension, when I bring the rod up vertically the length of the rod turns that into a triangle and I can bring the fish right up to my feet. But having someone net the fish always reduces the time it takes to land the fish by quite a lot and is generally the easiest and quickest way to get a fish in.