Quick Trip Testing the DIY Tanago Rod! #microfishing

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Been itching to test the DIY Tanago Rod we made using an Ice Fishing Rod blank and a Wine Cork. Looks like it works on the little Bluegill and Sunfish. Next step is to try catching a little minnow!

 

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