Thanks for the video! This is what we used to call cane pole fishing or stick pole fishing. Lots of fun! I still use this method on occasion. But most of the ponds around here, "Northeast Oklahoma" Tulsa area, have so much moss and crap growing around them. So, you need a set up you can cast past the green crap with. Good information in the video. Thanks again.👍👍👍
I don't get to go out on lunch breaks, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't keep a rig in the work car with me so I can get a few throws in while I'm on the road. Well, sometimes that can be called a lunch break. I have a tiny grab and go kit with a 6.5ft rod, a small box of flies, a spare line, a couple tools, and a roll of leader in a small MOLLE pouch that I can clip on my belt or throw over my shoulder. Other than the rod, it's small enough that it basically fits in my hand. The whole thing can go in a glove box with plenty of room to spare. I have the tenkara bug pretty hard this year. Last year I focused mostly on ultralight and catfishing, but this year I want to do more tenkara than anything else.