Fall Fishing with a Pumpkin Spice Kebari (Tenkara Fly Fishing)

Come along as I fish a couple of small mountains streams on a gorgeous fall day with a fly that is very appropriate for the season. A great day!
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DATE FILMED: October 2020
LOCATION: Wyoming
GEAR USED
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** ROD: Nissin Zerosum 360 7:3
** LINES: 12-foot level line (#3.5) with a few feet of tippet
** FLY: Pumpkin spice kebari
** NET: Medium Measure Net with rubberized net
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[@TenkaraAddict]

Thanks for watching! If you missed my first fly tying video, check it out on my new fly tying channel here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYO5gYdmg86sp9U

[@cleekmaker00]

Is the fly you spin up in your Video the same as the Pumpkin Spice Kebari?

[@saginawdan]

First time watching this channel. I'm an old school NE Minnesota brook trout guy. (We use worms and ultra light spinning reels). This is a brand new concept of fishing to me. Looks like fun. Thanks, Dan 🌲🌲🌲

[@mitchalbin7944]

Thanks for another great video and especially for the detailed profile of your fly at 1:50.

[@frankkawasaki3082]

Hi Tristan: I enjoy your tenkara adventures. I've seen the famous October Caddis flying on some rivers and streams in Oregon and California right at twilight, and I've caught steelhead with the October Caddis pupa fly that I've tied. Instead of yarn I use a dyed burlap material for the body for a more "segmented" look. I didn't use a yarn because I was afraid that after several uses the yarn would lose the segmented look. Using a tinsel rib could possibly retain the segmented look on the body. I also use the guinea hackle to more closely look like the Oct. Caddis pupa, and the elk hair for the antenna. More continued success on your vlogs.

[@travisbraman4597]

Those Brook Trout were so pretty!

[@michaelsmith7193]

A thoroughly enjoyable vicarious outing! And I love that name for your kebari! As others have noted, the various styles for tying the October caddis often call for orange. I’d say yours worked very well. My first shipment of your yarns arrived today - looking forward to tying with them this evening! Again, thank you for these videos!

[@billknepp1965]

My yarn shipment just arrived today!! Thanks for the fast service n great product.. I've wanted to try the spindrift yarns for a long while.. Going to get tying now.. Great vid as always.. Thanks for letting me tag along!!!!!!!

[@JamesMcCutcheon]

Nice Cuts Wow a beautiful stream and the weather is great. Thanks, I am new Tenakara Addict in the making I hope. :-)

[@nails0401]

I also got my order of yarn today! Thank you so much, it is just what I needed! Thanks for the videos too, they are inpiring.

[@g.w.moorman3887]

Hey Tristin, here in the east, we have the Northern Casemaker caddis = Pycnopsyche is the genus. One of the imitations is called the Pumpkin Caddis. Works well August through October. Hatches at night. Fishing it is best in the evening through early morning but I've picked up fish in the afternoon too. In those rocky streams, try wrapping a #14 hook with a coarse thread and tie it off. Then get some of the fine grit from the stream bottom, soak the thread body in head cement and roll it in the dry grit. Brook trout in the Adirondacks love it.

[@joebalvin4462]

I received my first order of yarn from you the other day. I will definitely be ordering more! Thanks again Tristan!

[@TenkaraAddict]

Glad to hear it! Thanks Joe

[@FlyFishingTexan]

Nice Video! Thanks for sharing the Fly and Rod info!

[@stephencarroll8537]

Second creek look awesome, creek fish fight hard💪.. awesome video

[@TenkaraAddict]

It was a lot of fun!

[@MegaDcmp]

Hard to go wrong with Pumpkin Spice anything

[@sandrodcm]

Buongiorno bravo come sempre

[@thomasdreke1698]

Nice creeks! Thanks.

[@TenkaraAddict]

Thanks for watching!

[@rogeranderson9581]

The pumpkin spice kebari could also be called an October caddis kebari. That color is usually effective in October.

[@TenkaraAddict]

It worked great in October, for sure 👍

[@robbieprokop1745]

Looks absolutely delightful. Great day, sweet spaces, and reinforcement of your "rookie" fly. What are your primary sources when scouting potential waters? Thanks for entertaining posts.

[@TenkaraAddict]

Hi Robbie. I wrote a blog post about how I find streams: tenkaraaddict.com/how-to-find-small-creeks-to-fish/

[@seanerichumphreys5253]

Tristan, I’m curious as to why you don’t sell finished product Kebari fly’s?

[@flyfishingwestvirginia]

Awesome

[@TenkaraAddict]

Thanks Shaun

[@xugm99]

Interesting video. I have watched some youtube video of finishing in creeks, caught brook trout, and having a fish sashimi at riverside with beers. My question : is it legal to eat fish that you fished in creeks or brooks all over the United States, or some states in US?

[@TenkaraAddict]

Often you can take and eat the fish, but it depends on the species and the creek. Most cutthroat trout streams in my area are catch and release only, for example, but I think the daily brook trout limit is 25 (they're an introduced species in this part of the country). Basically there are fish all over the US that you can catch and eat, you just have to be aware of the local regulations that vary from spot to spot.

[@xugm99]

@@TenkaraAddict Thanks, very informative! I like to watch your videos, also SUV Rving.

[@david-marynoll5699]

That Zerosum is sweet casting with kebari, isn't it?

[@TenkaraAddict]

It's great! 😁

[@mitchalbin7944]

I have the Zerosum 320 7:3 and it is wonderful for blue line fishing in the Shenandoah National Park.

[@doncatchpole7370]

How do you determine length of rod and line?

[@kennethkleist6085]

Beautiful. Was wondering, I didn’t see it on your page, what pack do you use and are those pockets on the shoulder straps part of it or added on?

[@TenkaraAddict]

I made the pack and the shoulder pockets (which are removable) too.

[@kennethkleist6085]

Interesting, looks like the style I am looking for, do you have pictures? Selling them? I want something that is backpack style for easy carrying, A small jacket, but with some accessible pockets on the front so I don’t need to take it off.

[@andrewwayment4260]

Good video. Do you fish your kebari wet or dry?

[@TenkaraAddict]

Wet

[@andrewwayment4260]

Weighted?

[@TenkaraAddict]

No, never weighted unless it's winter

[@eugenewalk4601]

Tristan, is that kabari weighted?

[@TenkaraAddict]

Nope

[@bradley99]

What state do you live in?

[@TenkaraAddict]

Idaho