Tenkara Selection Selection

Tenkara Selection SelectionThe barbless Tenkara Selection. Tenkara flies (or "kebari") place less emphasis on imitation and more on the importance of their presentation and manipulation. Freshwater anglers in Japan are known to have been using flies to imitate insects by using silk, fur and feathers, at least as long as 430 years ago. Tenkara flies have developed to be very effective at catching trout while remaining simple and versatile patterns. All of our tenkara flies are

It's been dubbed so it will imitate the natural legs of a caddis fly

but the clear bottle allows you to check how much floatant you have before you go fishing

is a selection of 5 styles of commonly used dry flies

and can be recycled into something new at the end of their life

Green Montana

Weatherby's Dry Fly Powder - Use this to refresh your fly once it's been dried with your towel

0's in sizes 14 & 18

and his entire box is filled with the same exact fly - same size

most of my silk fly lines are so thin at the tips

lightweight rods which are 9ft or more in length)

They are a little bit ' homemade' but they work fantastically well

With a cream body and cream hackle