In Episode 18 of the Tenkara Angler Level Line Podcast, Matt, Amanda & Anthony discuss the recent White Mountains Tenkara Campout, stream etiquette, terrain and tenkara style, and more…
The White Mountains Tenkara event hosted by Red Brook Tenkara happened recently in New Hampshire and Tenkara Angler team members Amanda, Matt and Mike were in attendance. Amanda and Matt share their thoughts on the event and the area.
Then the team discusses a little bit about stream etiquette and expectations inspired by frequent Tenkara Angler contributor Dennis Vander Houwen’s recent article The Unwritten Rules of Fishing Etiquette.
Matt Sment then poses the question about how terrain and background affect tenkara fishing style. To close, there is some discussion about upcoming plans.
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Tenkara Angler Level Line Podcast
Episode 18 Show Notes:
- 0:01:26 – The White Mountains Tenkara Campout:
Dolly Copp Campground & Barnes Field Group Campground - 0:12:00 – Stream etiquette and expectations:
- 0:18:24 – How do terrain and background inform your tenkara style?
- 0:34:22 – Upcoming plans?
Gear Mentioned in this Podcast
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