Tenkara flies, often known as kebari, are specialized wet flies rooted in centuries-old Japanese angling traditions for mountain stream trout fishing. These simple, versatile patterns—typically featuring reverse-hackled soft hackles, wool or peacock herl bodies, and barbless hooks—excel in high-gradient rivers where precise presentation and subtle motion mimic natural insects without matching specific hatches. Ideal for tenkara rods, they prioritize effectiveness over complexity
