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    Greg Mihalik
    Spectator

    @greg23

    Locale: Colorado

    If you know how, it can BE done…..

    … on Lakes.

    The floating line he is referring to is 'nice to have' but I have seen similar post where he was using standard issue fluro.

    I wish I had his knowledge set ….

    #1915278
    t.darrah
    BPL Member

    @thomdarrah

    Locale: Southern Oregon

    Thanks for the link, I enjoyed reading this as most Tenkara related posts are focused on creek/stream fishing.

    #1915972
    Casey Greene
    Member

    @caseygreene

    Locale: upper rattlesnake

    That is interesting the line used. Something to think about.
    Me and my daughter have just used my standard length and line this summer on alpine lakes, with pretty alright results.

    #1916086
    Casey Greene
    Member

    @caseygreene

    Locale: upper rattlesnake

    …and then Daniel is out there in the ocean

    #1916351
    Neil McGee
    Spectator

    @thegreatclod

    Locale: Northeast, East Asia

    That video is hilarious! Love seeing the master of Tenkara USA himself getting soaked. And good to see he's good natured about it. Time will tell, I guess, if Tenkara will be of any use in ocean coves like this. But on lakes, yes. Works nicely under certain conditions. Most of my luck has been had by wading out a bit into the lake (I haven't tried Tenkara in a canoe yet).

    #1920541
    Greg Mihalik
    Spectator

    @greg23

    Locale: Colorado

    More than you ever wanted to know….

    Lakes and Midges

    #1922611
    Dustin Judd
    BPL Member

    @ddujnitsud

    Thanks for the great info, it's nice to see some growth toward the flat water side of reel-less fishing.

    #1923642
    Greg Mihalik
    Spectator

    @greg23

    Locale: Colorado

    Big Brown

    From an alpine lake: Details are Here (This is NOT my fish.)

    But having just spent a few days on some great tail waters, I can tell you that the TenkaraUSA Amago is quite capable of handling fat 16"s and 18"s in fast water as well.

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