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Ahh, we are in much the same boat except I have fished a 10-weight that felt like a 1-weight in casting, only my muscles really suffered the differences. Both had nearly same flex profile, cast lines nearly the same, the ten just took a lot more muscle.
Get it?
Opinions are one thing, advice is another and out and out demands that you should make practice are even further out.
A good tenkara rod will tell you how to fish it, and that will be tenkara style.
You can fish a crappe pole tenkara style but you will have to tell the rod how to do it. If you are new to it, and learning, the rod will own you instead of the other way around.
That's about as best as I can put it.
Tenkara is a style of fishing that is learned from others or from a tenkara rod.
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All in the spirit of healthy discussion and debate. You'll get used to it. :)
Gus, can you try to let things work out before you equalize?
I'm not offended and hope not to offend.
I wrote what I wrote, I don't know what part needs explaining if there is any reason to explain...
No worries, not trying to equalize. (Gracefully bowing and inching backwards...)
Leaving now... :oops:
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