Dax and I spent the afternoon on the Lower Sac prepping for our Spey Fest presentations.  After we practiced casting with our spey rods, we switched gears and did a little bit of Tenkara fishing.  Trout were rising all over the place in the choppy riffles.  I fished a 13.5foot Tenkara rod with about 13 feet of level line and a 5foot tippet.  We took turns stalking rising fish with this setup.  The fish were chowing down despite the high winds.  Dax and I hooked well over 20 fish on dries.  The fish ate parachute adams and limestone cripple PMD imitations.  It was a pretty fun way to fish.  It's amazing how close you can get to these fish in the fast water.