The rod is made from lightweight and strong IM8+10 graphite and carbon fiber material and features a 7:3 action, making it suitable for all experience levels. It is ideal for fishing smaller to medium-sized fish, especially in streams, ponds, and for hiking trips.
Tenkara is a traditional Japanese method of fly fishing that uses a simple, telescopic rod without a reel. Here are some key points about Tenkara rods:
Design : Tenkara rods are long, lightweight, and flexible, typically between 10 and 15 feet (3 to 4.5 meters) when extended. They are telescopic, making them easy to transport and store.
No Reel : Unlike traditional fly rods, no reel is used. Instead, the line is directly attached to the tip of the rod, making the technique simple and efficient, especially for fishing in small to medium-sized streams.
Fishing : Tenkara is particularly effective for catching trout in small streams and creeks. The technique focuses on precision casting and subtle presentation of the fly, often at short distances.
Flies : Tenkara often uses simple flies, but the technique is flexible and can be adapted to various types of flies and waters.
Tenkara rods offer a minimalist and traditional fly fishing experience that is easy to learn and perfect for anglers who appreciate simplicity and efficiency.
