May 14th, 2024 Meeting
May Meeting Southern Oregon Fly Tyers
Meeting on Tuesday May 14th, 2024
6:00 PM
Madrone Hill Mobile Home Park
8401 Old Stage Road, Gold Hill
This evenings tyer:
Mike Tillinghast
Mike will be tying 3 Tenkara
patterns.
Tenkara fishing was
developed by rural fishermen in
As Tenkara fishing
has been adapted for sportfishing, modern methods and materials have
been introduced, such as telescoping rods and a wide variety of tying
materials. Tenkara enthusiasts use two types of flies; traditional
Japanese patterns and tenkara versions of popular western patterns, such
as the
If you would like
to get an idea of the wide varieties of Tenkara flies that are out there, here
is a link to a website with photos of a bunch of the patterns:
tenkaratalk.com/page/3/?s=sakasa+kebari
Materials:
Hook: Tenkara hook or dry fly, size 10/12
Thread: common sewing thread, color of choice
Body:
sewing thread and peacock herl
Hackle: dry fly grizzly hackle
Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear Sekasa Kebari
Materials:
Hook: Tenkara hook or dry fly hook, size 10/12
Thread: tan
Hackle: pheasant rump feather
Ribbing: fine gold tinsel or copper wire
Body: hare’s ear dubbing or single strand of wool yarn – tan
Killer Kebari
Materials:
Hook: Tenkara hook or dry fly, size 10/12
Thread: tan
Body: Wool yarn (Jamieson’s Shetland - oyster or flame)
Hackle: pheasant rump or Guinea feather
Ribbing: fine copper wire