Tenkara Fly Fishing TINY Mountain Stream For Wild Brook Trout 

I tenkara in small Brooks and rivers here in Yorkshire England.Catching wild brown trout.It’s a great hobby.I also ultralight fly fish in wider rivers.

Nice video, love those little mountain brookie streams.

Did the same thing last week in the mountains of East Tennessee. Water temperatures were around 62 in the stream I was fishing. Thanks for the video!

great video, way to handle those beautiful fish responsibly

Nice fishing of the skinny water!

Awesome little creek! Great post!

Awesome video buddy! I’ve never tried tenkara fishing but looks fun blue lining. Them mountain streams are so much fun to fish! I’m more of a big brown type of guy, but I always love once in awhile going after them native brookies! So aggressive and can put up massive numbers! Keep up the great work and tight lines as always!!💯🎣💦

Well done, sweet little stream you fished there!

Thanks, man! Greetings from Sweden!

Nice vid! What camera are you using?

This looks a little too low of elevation for this small of brookies (often called speckled in the South). While there's plenty of moss, there are not that many laurels, and the water is pretty discolored though it's been low. It looks about 1,500 feet elevation? While this is marginal for brookies, they usually get much larger in this type of water. More nutrients for forage. More pristine, colder water has less nutrients, and thus less food for brookies, so they become stunted. Brookies in mile high branches in the Smokies can average 4 inches. Overfishing may explain the smaller size fish here. If this is over 2,000 ft, then it must have sustained a lot of disturbance and foot traffic. Usually, the lower stream elevation, which is usually more productive, has usually been supplanted by rainbow and brown.

Do you feel that length of Tenkara rod is good for PA small blue lines like you fished today... or do you wish it was a little shorter. I’m looking at Tenkara rods for mounting brookies. This one is on my short list.. the Sierra.

Thanks for the video. Could you tell me what line you were using?

Anything near Shawnee mountain by chance ?

Looks like North Carolina?