This reach of the river was new to me. It's got some potential, but I need to hit it some more to dial in where the fish are.  ..read more

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I fished with Brent Auger of DRAGONtail Tenkara on a tailwater in Central Idaho. It was an excellent day.  ..read more

This is the second half of an outing I did last fall. This is the upper section of the canyon I had hiked down into. There were more rainbows than cutthroat in this section. There were also more brook trout up this high.  ..read more

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When I was younger I tied commercially (as a freelance tier) for some fly shops in Montana and California. Although I haven't done so in decades, I've decided to offer some flies on a "as purchased" basis. These are kebari I use a lot and are frequently featured in my YouTube vlog posts. They are my take on common kebari and they work well for me! The flies are (see above):   Killer Kebari,  Oxford Wool Kebari,  Soft Hackle Grey Kebari,  Grave Digger Kebari,  Pink Squirrel Kebari,  Pheasant Tail Kebari,  Ochre Gnarly Fly,  Maroon Gnarly Fly,&nb ..read more

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Twelve years ago I picked up a tenkara rod for the first time. That rod was the Tenkara USA Iwana and after fishing with it, I never looked back. Also, twelve years ago I started the Teton Tenkara blog. After a brief introductory post, my first real post was a rod review of the Iwana. Since then, I have published dozens of rod reviews and posted hundreds of content posts in both Teton Tenkara and Tenkara Angler. It's been an interesting ride! The other day I visited the river where I first tried tenkara. Prior to tenkara, I fly fished. But it wasn't until I started tenkara that I really starte ..read more