Tenkara Rhodo is a great rod, very versatile
I love it for California High Sierra small streams and creekd
I enjoy the ease and simplicity of the rod. This is my first rod and after using it a few times I cannot go back to a reel! Pulling in fish with tenkara is super fun and I'm very happy with the Hane.
Fixed Rhodo tip lickety split.
After years of use my Sato rod broke. I can’t say how it happened, second section was just broken. I contacted Tenkara USA and paid only for shipping. The replacement arrived well packaged in Sweden a few days after I ordered it. Great! Now I will buy a fishing license.
Love my Hane rod! I bought it before a camping trip to Hat Creek and I instantly caught fish on it. I could feel the strike so much easier, I could set up and break down quickly, and I could reach the other side of the creek with ease. This rod is going to live in my backpack and I can’t wait to take it on my next hike. My husband even said, “I want one now,” after he tried it out, and caught fish - despite not being as curious about Tenkara as I have!
excellent product and service
Very flexible and ideal for backpacking as far as size and weight.
small streets for the most part. I like to push the limits and fish some bigger streams. Mainly to see what I can catch. It not about how many or what size. It's can I fish and have fun doing so.
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You guys made the warranty claim process incredibly easy. Your team was professional, super fast, and had me back on the water in no time. I really appreciate the awesome customer service. Thank you!
Love this rod!!!
I recently received replacement rod tip sections for two of my Tenkara rods. They fit perfectly. I also received the rod caps that hold that rod stable it's fully closed position. These were a newer , better designed version than the originals. Very happy with all the purchases. Thanks.
Love fishing with this thing. Smiling extra hard on the river when catching fish on the rhondo
Streams and rivers in Central Texas.
The Colorado River in glenwood canyon
I love using my Tenkara rod in creeks and rivers. I have a few in different lengths for the various tree canopies in my state. I have landed some fish on these rods that would have broken others.
Nice rod…I liked 14’7” length Used it for many years. It fits the Firehole, Madison and all through the park nicely.
I've used this jacket for 2 years, and it really got tested last week. I was on a 6-day raft trip on the Middle Fork of the Salmon, camping. It rained 3 days straight, high temps 49-55 deg. My warm layers underneath stayed dry, better than most others on the trip. I was impressed.
Autumn in high mountain streams out west where it's often windy. Then, when the wind dies down, I usually switch to a tapered Tenkara nylon line for a softer dry fly landing and what seems to be an endless drag-free drift. And then I can imagine what it feels like to be a skilled fisherman, which I am not.
Replacement tip came fast and easy. I've never gone a day without catching multiple fish on this rod.
The various Rock Creeks
He has only taken it out once, but caught a bunch of fish and loves if. Its the perfect size and weight for his hiking, backpacking, and camping trips.
Although no rod does it all, the Satoki comes pretty close and would be my choice to use if I had only one, quality tenkara rod. It's stout and long enough for bigger rivers at full length but will shorten to 2 other lengths if the water is smaller and is light enough to cast dries, wets and nymphs (and mini streamers) all day without fatigue!
