Tenkara Nymphing

Another fantastic day on a little stream. This day remained in mid March and had to do with 52 degrees to begin. Blue skies and warm temperatures and no wind. Suddenly a front relocations in and drops the temperature about 15 degrees and begins drizzling and great deals of wind. However the nymph was fishing was remarkably great. As constantly, I utilized a Tenkara U.S.A. Ito with a tapered leader and about 3′ of tippet. I utilized a Bead Head Prince Nymph and dropped off a Red Bead Head Zebra Midget. All fish today were captured on the Prince Nymph. Tight Lines!