Fall Fishing With T-USA Hane

Disclaimer: This is NOT a sponsored video for Tenkara USA. The rod was purchased by me and I am not an affiliate for the company. Brendan Harden is a friend to the channel and this video is partnered by our friendship to help promote his business at my request.

In this episode of Skiddy Fishing, I am honored to share the water with Brenden Harden, the owner of SL Tenkara Guides and the host of Let's Talk Tenkara Podcast. You can follow Brenden's Tenkara journey through the links below.

@LetsTalkTenkara ------------------------ YouTube channel to Lets Talk Tenkara. Available on all Podcast platforms such as Apple, Spotify, etc....

Follow Brenden on Instagram: sltenkara

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Rod of choice for this video is the Tenkara USA Hane which is a 10'10" Pack Rod by one of the largest E-commerce rod manufactures in the game. I combined the rod with the classic DRAGONtail 3.5 level line and a combination of Purple Haze Adams Flies and DRAGONtails Gravedigger Kebari (link below)

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[skiddyfishing]

This video has a bit of everything in it so here are some time stamps to follow. You can also follow links to Brenden's Tenkara affiliations through the video description:
00:59 Introduction to Brenden
11:09 SL Tenkara Guides
13:56 Let's Talk Tenkara Podcast
17:25 final solo catches on a different creek
19:47 thoughts and impressions on T-USA Hane

[SLTenkara]

Quality content! Thanks for having me on! Now we need to get out for musky!

[tntepicadventures]

Great video! I love the community you are helping build. It's nice to be part of it. I love the grave digger fly! I've actually used all of the flies on Dragon Trail's site and they all work really well.

[bunnyhaven]

I had a similar experience with the hane, heavy in hand, stiff and after buying the kaida, this was gifted ro my sister who will beat the hell out of it. I think it handles nymphs, small streamers and larger dry flies like hoppers fine but lacks the finesse for more delicate flies in the 14-20 range. Great video, keep up thw good work

[skiddyfishing]

Be sure to watch this video at 1080p for best viewing.

[TetonTenkara]

Fun video. I'm sure by now you know that Hane is pronounced "huh - nay", not "hay-n". Not that that is too important. What's important is how the rod fishes, not how to say its name. :o)