Flashing Reverse Kebari (Fly) hook

TOKYO TENKARA TEAM original

Tenkara is a traditional Japanese fishing method that combines drift fishing and luring fishing.

The Flashing Reverse Kebari has a flat body that flashes in response to an enticement or change in the current, attracting fish.

Sometimes it lures the fish aggressively, imagining a tiny lure, and sometimes it blends in with the current like a dry or wet fly. It lures the fish with the flashing of the hook itself, and the partridge's natural movement gets the fish to bite. It uses a silver body-struck hook to further increase the lure's attractiveness without compromising the versatility of Tenkara, which is also attracting attention as a "fishing method that catches fish." The fluorescent pink head is easy for anglers to see. The transparent loop eye blends into the water. The white thread can be used universally regardless of the lighting level of the field. The partridge creates a natural action. The materials, which have been carefully selected down to the smallest detail, are carefully wound one by one by professional tyers in Japan.

Available in two versions: normal and keimura (UV reflecting) finish. The slightly smaller sizes of S/M/L (standard fly sizes #16/#14/#12) for Tenkara are based on the fact that the hook itself has a strong appeal. Please try out this Tenkara kebari with a completely new approach.

For those who want to tie their own flies, we will also start selling the hooks separately.

Flashing Reverse Kebari Hook

TOKYO TENKARA TEAM Original Tenkara is a traditional Japanese fishing method that allows you to use both drift fishing and luring fishing. The hook for flashing upside-down flies has a flat body that flashes when the bait is lured or the current changes, attracting fish. Tenkara is also known as a fishing method that catches fish...