I missed the Tenkara conference out west a week or so ago and much to my dismay I will unfortunately miss the
Appalachian Tenkara Jam next weekend in North Carolina. Thanks to a brutal work schedule, my fall fishing has been curbed as well as any hunting activities I had planned.
I may be missing all these great activities but it doesn't mean my mind isn't actively thinking about them so the other day I took a little time to release some of that pent up energy to sketch and tie up a few Tenkara fly. This little Kebari style fly - painted with a bead and tied with a dubbing sack - sports the orange and yellows that brookies love. More than any other color, I have found that brook trout seek and aggressively hit on an orange colored fly. Even in a stream system where blacks, olives, and muddy brown bugs are the only colors of native food, the orange is the color that always hits.
Whether you tie it with a glass or tungsten bead or go with a dubbing clutch, this fly is sure to please in any brook trout stream you visit.
For those of you interested in owning this original Yellow Kebari painting, shoot me a message. It will be well within your price range and will look good over your desk.
Also take the time to visit the
Appalachian Tenkara Anglers for info on the Jam happening on the 11th &12th. and suit up with a
shirt at my shop HERE.
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