By: Anthony Naples
Thanks Thomas. I’m glad I could bring a small moment of the “…shape, feel, sounds and character…” of the small stream to you.
View ArticleBy: AZWanderings
Excellent write up Anthony. I too am a lover of small streams and I could not agree more when you talked about the feeling of beginnings. There is something so pure and clean that makes you want to...
View ArticleBy: walt franklin
Wonderful thoughts about the casting life on little streams. I’m an addict for the tiny waters, so appreciate your sharing. But, can’t imagine Tenkara on the kind of brushy headwaters I fish. For me,...
View ArticleBy: Anthony Naples
Thanks for the comment Walt. Yeah – tenkara can be pretty tough in brushy streams, I know the kind of water you’re talking about. Though not strictly a tenkara rod there are some options for going...
View ArticleBy: Anthony Naples
Thanks Ben, it’s nice to hear from AZ. I’ll add you to the blogroll.
View ArticleBy: Chris "Kiwi" Kuhlow
A Beautiful post that I could not agree with more. Thanks for posting it Anthony!
View ArticleBy: the tenkara ambassador
Anthony, You are so right! There are many of us who are drawn to the intimacy of a small stream. They offer what I call “the pleasant claustrophobia” of riparian vegetation. Somehow, small streams seem...
View ArticleBy: Anthony Naples
“the pleasant claustrophobia” of riparian vegetation. – I like that. Thanks Tenkara Ambassador (I’ll add you to the tenkara blog roll)
View ArticleBy: Sam Eureka
You’ve beautifully captured a thought that I’ve been kicking around for a while now. I love my Virginia Blue Ridge Mountain runs and creeks in a very special way that is hard to convey, even to other...
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