Little did I know when I posted my last post on Micro Sakasa Kebari that there was another person out there that had already done so. There is nothing new under the sun… So I thought in spirit of full disclosure I’d give Karel of Tenkara on the Fly props for the awesome minute kebari that he featured on his blog. And if you don’t already visit Tenkara on the Fly regularly you should add it to your list of tenkara must visit sites.
A while back I tested out a couple of the tenkara lines being made by John Vetterli (of Tenkara Guides in UT). These lines are based on the line design of Eiji Yamakawa of Japan. […]
You can click HERE to Go to the page for the Flyside Chats. This page will continue to populate as new chats become available Episode 16 KaiI met Kai at the 2012 Tenkara USA Summit […]
In Letting Go of Vices and Vises: Part 1 I introduced the topic of “no-vise” fly tying for tenkara flies and presented Matthew Shipp’s (www.tenkarawi.blogspot.com ) ideas on the technique. Now in Part 2, I’m […]
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Thanks Anthony, but just like in your case, there was someone else just a few weeks ahead of my posting micro sakasa kebaris:
(http://bigerrfish.blogspot.com/2011/01/honey-i-shrunk-tenkara.html
).
Doesn’t that prove evolution theory that similar developments around the world happen almost at the same time, unrelated to each other?
I like your micros a lot, and you are going down to a size 22 compared to my “huge” size 20.
Tight Lines,
Karel
Is that a sort of zeitgeist? Things do seem to happen that way – it sort of makes you wonder. Sometimes I feel like I’m having one of those “Matrix” moments, and it’s all just in my head.
Thanks for the link the the other micro kebari!