I’m so happy to be getting good feedback from listeners about our podcast series, the Tenkara Cast. I’m getting emails almost daily about how people are enjoying the episodes, and that gives me great enthusiasm to keep putting them out.

Long-time tenkara angler Ed Baldridge just sent me a kind email with his story about how the last podcast episode helped him catch more fish. He said,
“Daniel
Really enjoying your podcasts. Today I was fishing and things were real slow. I felt like I was casting for absolutely no reason. Water was cold and no fish seen anywhere. I took off my backpack and other gear and was about to pack it inand I remembered your recent technique podcasts. I figured I would cycle through the techniques and see if anything might do the trick. Went back to the stream with only a rod, line and a fly. Dead drift- nope. Pulsing the fly- nope and then I did the “drift and drag”. Letting the fly drift, pause and drag it back up stream. Next thing I knew fish were hitting the kebari and a bad day was turned into another fun day on the water.
Thanks
Ed Baldridge”

On our Facebook page, Glenn D. Grossman shared:
“Daniel, thank you very much for your podcast series. Your advice has helped me take my Tenkara game to a new level. The episode in which you discuss detecting a strike has been especially helpful. I honestly would not have landed a single fish today if I hadn’t followed your advice. Cheers, Friend! :)”

What do you say? Are you enjoying the episodes? What would you like to have me cover?
Share your thoughts with me here, via email, or PLEASE, as a review in iTunes here. Your comments really help me keep the podcast alive.