Prince Nymph Kebari

A fusion of Western attractor power and traditional Japanese technique, the Prince Nymph Kebari is a modern twist on a time-tested classic. Tied in the Sakasa style—meaning “reverse”—this fly features forward-facing hackle that flares outward toward the eye of the hook. This design allows for enhanced movement in the water, especially when pulsed or manipulated, imitating an emerging insect or a struggling nymph.

Unlike Futsu kebari, which use stiff, upright hackle to hold position in rough water or deliver a more static silhouette, the Sakasa hackle on this fly is soft and lively, perfect for delicate presentations and active techniques. Paired with the signature peacock body and biot tails of the classic Prince Nymph, this fly delivers irresistible motion and a natural look that triggers strikes across a variety of conditions.