Besides some Tenkara talk, his websites are packed with great photography, gear reviews, videos, and journals of his travels.

He's done his "field research" on Tenkara and I thought I'd post a favorite photograph and video for this week's "Sunday Cinema".
Cutthroat trout off the coals of a campfire sounds pretty good right now, eh?
2 comments:
That is a great bend on that rod! Can't imagine how much fun it could be on the river like that!
I am a big fan of fish..meat too... but I am also afraid to have uninvited "fury" friends in the backcountry... I guess I am hoping those real residents will release me like I release the fish ... ha...
Mark...eating trout in the backcountry is a completely different experience for me than keeping a fish from a stream nearby. I have fond memories of eating brook trout and lake trout up in Canada on lakes that maybe saw a dozen anglers all year.
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