Red Zebra Sakasa Kebari Tying Video (Tenkara Fly Tying)

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This is a popular tenkara fly that we sell on dragontailtenkara.com so we wanted to show you how to tie this fly yourself because it is always better to catch fish on flies you tie yourself. All materials are available on dragontailtenk...

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29 сен 2024

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@robertleslie2467 2 года назад

Dragontail Hellbender arrived yesterday. Very impressed with the quality. Got the full santa claus rod tube, sock, and kit that came with a 14' furled leader, extra tip, and added some extra 3x and 4x tippet and a few flies, this being one of them. Nice. Can't wait to fish it. Its a perfect compliment to my Tenkara USA Sato which I love for small fish and bluegills here in central Texas. Very happy with Dragontail. Mahalo y'all!

@leemowers9395 Год назад

Nicely done, thanks for sharing

@rudychavira5558 Год назад

Yes, is there 1 hook size commonly used for these flies, tying some for a friend and dont want to collect a ton of hooks I wont use, or do any regular trout hooks work?

@DRAGONtailTenkara Год назад

Commonly we use size 12 hooks for sakasa kebari, you can use a bigger or smaller but size 12 is the common one and the one I use most of the time.

@janwestphal8047 2 года назад

Great video, thanks for sharing! This Sakasa Kebari (bought a dozen from your website) is a good fish getter. Trees also. 🤣

@Check-Your-Fly 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing! Going to tie a few! Just got my first Tenkara rod setup today at 7:3 - 12'. The six flies I received don't look like the hackle was of poor quality so I am going to redo them with the bump of thread so the hackle lays correctly and give movement and life the the pattern. Does the hackle have to be hen hackle or can stiffer cock hackle like CDL be substituted or added to the collar? The possibilities to these flies seem endless! Cheers!

@DRAGONtailTenkara 2 года назад

You can use any hackle you want and it should work fine. A soft hen hackle will be great for more movement but sometimes trout like the stiffer hackle.

@davidriley7997 3 года назад

Very nice. I must try the Loon cement

@DRAGONtailTenkara 2 года назад

It works great.

@andrewmcdonald7077 3 года назад

What kind of vise are you using? I notice the clamp is much different than the Peak vices you sell on your website.

@DRAGONtailTenkara 3 года назад

this is the Norvise, I do love the Peak vise and the Renzetti vises as well. I have just started trying out the Norvise but I have not been using its best features much yet.