The wonderful picture of the Appalachian mountain trout stream reminded me that trout fishing provides a welcome respite from the cacophony of yells, curses, chirps, dings, beeps which comprise our human sonic universe. The muted roar of that much water seeking the ocean is truly our "Music of the Spheres".
I actually just bought a tenkara rod to teach my 7 year old to fish. I took it out myself thinking I’d try to understand the finer points before I tried to teach her. It might be a combination of getting started and the underwhelming fishing of Maryland, but I still haven’t had the lightbulb moment yet. I’ll keep trying it.
It's a tool in the tool box. Great for teaching people how to fish. It will give you some pretty exciting dry fly drifts as well. Glad to hear you are going to keep at it.
The wonderful picture of the Appalachian mountain trout stream reminded me that trout fishing provides a welcome respite from the cacophony of yells, curses, chirps, dings, beeps which comprise our human sonic universe. The muted roar of that much water seeking the ocean is truly our "Music of the Spheres".
I actually just bought a tenkara rod to teach my 7 year old to fish. I took it out myself thinking I’d try to understand the finer points before I tried to teach her. It might be a combination of getting started and the underwhelming fishing of Maryland, but I still haven’t had the lightbulb moment yet. I’ll keep trying it.
It's a tool in the tool box. Great for teaching people how to fish. It will give you some pretty exciting dry fly drifts as well. Glad to hear you are going to keep at it.
That picture at the end is perfect Tom.