What fly should I tie next? ► Here's the link for the yarn: flytyingyarn.com/products/flame-271-jamiesons-shetland-spindrift-yarn ► And here's info and backstory about the fly: flytyingyarn.com/pages/idaho-killer-kebari
Would luv to see a kebari with your straggle type yarn! It make a buggy mix! I plan to purchase some of that stringy type yarn for my bugs as well. Take care Tristan
My criteria for flies are a) quick and easy to tie and b) catch fish. This fits the mold for sure. Thanks for continuous inspiration and tutorials, Tristan!
I use just a little bit of raw bee's wax on my thread to increase it's hold on the hackle when I tie it in. when I am finishing tying in a hackle to tying off a hackle I put a wrap in front of the feather alternating with the thread around the hackle, this helps to keep the feather from slipping through the tie off point and unraveling. If you want to pick up a few tips on tying technique, The Feather Bender (Barry Ord Clarke) does a great job of teaching while demonstrating Fly Tying.
@@flytyingyarndotcom9298 Thick yarn body makes it more difficult to wrap a hackle. Maybe I haven't practiced tying hackled wet flies enough. I mostly tie nymphs. I also tied Ishigaki and Sakasa that day and this was really easy.
Awesome Tristan nice tie!I'm now subbed on all your channels! I also just started a tying series for Utah waters! If your interested check me out @Blackflycreations I always follow back! Look forward to seeing more Ties and Tenkara videos! Take care and tight lines! Steve
Nicely done! I've watched some of your vids where the ID-KK worked well for you. One thing I learned many yrs ago that really helps secure the hackle... instead of stripping the rachis, cut the barbules making nubs for the same length as you would strip. It takes an extra sec or two but really gives the tying silk something extra to grip the feather.
Tristan, this video and your great website is going to get me into fly tying. I really appreciate all your videos on Tenkara Addict…they played a big role in my renewed love for fly fishing.
@@devonangler3781 If you fish the Devon area you might want to look into an angler in the late 1800's named Cutcliffe. He used to tie stiff hackled wet flies of a similar ilk to this. The book is called: The Art of Trout Fishing on Rapid Streams by H C Cutcliffe. Cheers.
Excellent! Oh, how I wish there had been instructional videos this clear and concise when I began tying! ... but, of course, that was long ago in that time before the internet! Well done - wish you much success with this new channel and your great new online fly yarn store.
I’m a beginner in tying. This is the best demonstration of whip finishing I’ve seen. I’ve watched that part of the vid multiple times. Thank you so much. I’m a beginner also at Tenkara, so I love all your videos.
have you used a white hackle instead of a dark colored hackle? it looks like it would be a bluegill slayer! what name brand of vise do you use? this looks like it would catch brook trout in waters where every one uses a hook and worm
PERFECT, Just watched your selection of Tenkara rods.. Love all three of your you tube websites. I use most of your yarn colors that I ordered, please keep up the great work. Going out to throw some new flys on my tenkara rods now.. THANKS
Tristan...Ive tied a few of these now. The dry fly feather is nice and quick to work with. Are you imparting a different action with these or are you just dead drifting them!?
Do you ever weight this fly? I've added a red beadhead to my Utah killer kabari's that have had good success in CO. Look forward to more fly tying from you.
@@yauck1 yeah of course due to climate and growing environments different bugs , and plants will grow . Different fish will like different flys and in different areas . I was just saying that in tenkara it doesn’t really matter as much as regular American fly fishing . Masters in Japan tend to just use whatever. All they do is show that it’s food and it works ! But yeah maybe that video would be cool
What fly should I tie next?
► Here's the link for the yarn: flytyingyarn.com/products/flame-271-jamiesons-shetland-spindrift-yarn
► And here's info and backstory about the fly: flytyingyarn.com/pages/idaho-killer-kebari
I'm not a tenkara fisherman and I don't know any tenkara flies but maybe a fly that imitates a specific insect?
Would luv to see a kebari with your straggle type yarn! It make a buggy mix! I plan to purchase some of that stringy type yarn for my bugs as well. Take care Tristan
How about something with the black or pink crackle? Thanks
Do your go-to dry fly
@@aaronmiller6118 I think the main point of tenkara flies is not to imitate real bugs and rather just be suggestive.
My criteria for flies are a) quick and easy to tie and b) catch fish. This fits the mold for sure. Thanks for continuous inspiration and tutorials, Tristan!
I use just a little bit of raw bee's wax on my thread to increase it's hold on the hackle when I tie it in. when I am finishing tying in a hackle to tying off a hackle I put a wrap in front of the feather alternating with the thread around the hackle, this helps to keep the feather from slipping through the tie off point and unraveling. If you want to pick up a few tips on tying technique, The Feather Bender (Barry Ord Clarke) does a great job of teaching while demonstrating Fly Tying.
love your stuff man! Fishing and fly tying.
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Well done!!!
Just placed my order! Love this I think you have filled a hole in the market, I think this will be great for you! Congratulations man!!!!
Thanks Shaun!
It turned out to be the most difficult fly I've tied
Really? Why?
@@flytyingyarndotcom9298 Thick yarn body makes it more difficult to wrap a hackle.
Maybe I haven't practiced tying hackled wet flies enough. I mostly tie nymphs.
I also tied Ishigaki and Sakasa that day and this was really easy.
Awesome Tristan nice tie!I'm now subbed on all your channels! I also just started a tying series for Utah waters! If your interested check me out @Blackflycreations I always follow back! Look forward to seeing more Ties and Tenkara videos! Take care and tight lines! Steve
Nicely done! I've watched some of your vids where the ID-KK worked well for you. One thing I learned many yrs ago that really helps secure the hackle... instead of stripping the rachis, cut the barbules making nubs for the same length as you would strip. It takes an extra sec or two but really gives the tying silk something extra to grip the feather.
Tristan, this video and your great website is going to get me into fly tying. I really appreciate all your videos on Tenkara Addict…they played a big role in my renewed love for fly fishing.
Do you have a video on a fly you used called pumpkin spice?
Too many hook failures with Firehole hooks.
Excellent. I tie kebari flies and fish them with normal gear. I love them. I hope to see more clips from you. Best wishes. :-)
Cool video, and new channel, will this fly work for brown trout in england
I've never fished in England, but I've caught a lot of brown trout on it, so I'd imagine so.
@@flytyingyarndotcom9298 Thanks mate
@@devonangler3781 If you fish the Devon area you might want to look into an angler in the late 1800's named Cutcliffe. He used to tie stiff hackled wet flies of a similar ilk to this. The book is called: The Art of Trout Fishing on Rapid Streams by H C Cutcliffe. Cheers.
@@arictelian thanks mate, I ordered it
Could you do videos on how to tie more of the flies that you use in your fishing videos in Montana?
The bread and butter
Great job, looks buggy
Excellent! Oh, how I wish there had been instructional videos this clear and concise when I began tying! ... but, of course, that was long ago in that time before the internet! Well done - wish you much success with this new channel and your great new online fly yarn store.
Thanks Michael!
Nice camera work! A nice, simple fly.
I’m a beginner in tying. This is the best demonstration of whip finishing I’ve seen. I’ve watched that part of the vid multiple times. Thank you so much. I’m a beginner also at Tenkara, so I love all your videos.
Do you use the "flame" color for all of your Idaho Killer Kebari flies?
Yes. If it doesn't use the Flame yarn, it's not an Idaho Killer Kebari.
have you used a white hackle instead of a dark colored hackle? it looks like it would be a bluegill slayer! what name brand of vise do you use? this looks like it would catch brook trout in waters where every one uses a hook and worm
PERFECT, Just watched your selection of Tenkara rods.. Love all three of your you tube websites. I use most of your yarn colors that I ordered, please keep up the great work. Going out to throw some new flys on my tenkara rods now.. THANKS
Welcome to Idaho. Going to try to tie this bad boy! Thanks!
Great video! Just bought some yarn from your store and looking forward to tying some of these. Best wishes with the venture.
So do you fish this mostly in lakes, reservoirs, rivers, or all of the above?
Where did you get the stiff hackle?
Great looking fly. Thanks for sharing.
Subscribed! Good luck with the new venture! 👍🏻
Thanks!
Tristan...Ive tied a few of these now. The dry fly feather is nice and quick to work with. Are you imparting a different action with these or are you just dead drifting them!?
Mostly dead drifting them. If that doesn't work, I'll pulse them.
thank you
I see 61 likes... now 62 with me, but 1 thumb down, and it turns out that one doesn't like Red Heads. lol
Lol thanks James
Great video, looking forward to more. Now I need to go to your website and pick my yarns. So many choices!!!
Thanks! Yeah, I know the choice can be overwhelming. I might make lists of recommended yarns at some point in the future 👍
Dope
Well done man! Waiting for my order to show up to make some freshies.
Awesome, let me know how they go!
Do you always use “flame” color for this fly? Also you should tie some other kebari flies next
Yes. If it's not Flame, it's not this fly
Liked your video, very nice. I placed an order last Saturday. Thanks.
Thanks Bernard!
Nice Kebari, well done! I will try to retie them. Best wishes from Austria, Willi
Thanks Willi!
So, why do you choose dry fly hackle over wet fly hackle?
No particular reason. I just like the way it looks. Thanks for watching.
subscribed! good luck on your new channel!
Thanks Robert!
Tristan, what is that hanging rack for your tenkara rods?
It's something I made 👍
Sounds like a new tutorial to me!
Great video!🙏🏻🇺🇸
Thank you!
Do you ever weight this fly? I've added a red beadhead to my Utah killer kabari's that have had good success in CO. Look forward to more fly tying from you.
I’ve done the same here in PA. Works well
I don't fish this particular fly weighted, no. But I add weight to my other flies when I fish in the winter.
Great video!
Thanks Tim!
Please do match the hatch, tie a fly on the bank, and then use it to catch fish all in one video. That would be awesome!
Good idea 👍
Amazing idea but not ideal of tenkara. Tenkara is more like representing food not just a certain bug
@@jackrinderer7916 there are various food sources right? Or it doesn’t matter? Certain type of food would work better on a specific location, yes?
@@yauck1 yeah of course due to climate and growing environments different bugs , and plants will grow . Different fish will like different flys and in different areas . I was just saying that in tenkara it doesn’t really matter as much as regular American fly fishing . Masters in Japan tend to just use whatever. All they do is show that it’s food and it works ! But yeah maybe that video would be cool