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The Keeper™

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Description:
The Keeper is a tenkara line keeping solution that incorporates an integrated fly compartment. It is designed to hold two tenkara lines, or tenkara line and tippet as well as some flies for a minimalist and innovative solution to manage your tenkara line(s). This is our most popular line holder.

U.S. Patent #: 9955679

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I like using my tenkara gear to catch: Smaller size fish (say 8-12" / 20-30cm)

I like using my tenkara rod in: Very small streams, Mountain streams

With Tenkara small mountain streams are the perfect spot for seeking brook and cutthroat.

The Tenkara system is a heart and mind meditation on the wonder of mountain fishing, I felt delighted to catch brook and cutthroat on my first use last week.

I like using my tenkara gear to catch: Smaller size fish (say 8-12" / 20-30cm)

I like using my tenkara rod in: Very small streams, Mountain streams

Small streams

I like using my tenkara gear to catch: Medium size fish (12-16" / 30-40cm), Trout

I like using my tenkara rod in: Mountain streams, Backpacking and remote waters

Pagosa Springs Colorado

The simple setup is perfect for dropping in your backpack so you can take every opportunity that presents itself while scouting elk or hiking

I like using my tenkara gear to catch: Medium size fish (12-16" / 30-40cm), Other species

I like using my tenkara rod in: Mountain streams, Larger streams or rivers, Stillwater, Backpacking and remote waters

Light and compact.

The keeper is tackle box in itself.

I like using my tenkara gear to catch: Smaller size fish (say 8-12" / 20-30cm)

I like using my tenkara rod in: Very small streams, Mountain streams

Sato, Suzume , Oni rods

The two holes for the rods are confusing, and their offset nature makes winding the line interesting. Would probably be better off with a central rod hole, and that might give us room for another fly box on the other side.