Pretty nice little setup you have. I like seeing how everyone has their benches set up. I just bought some tools to start tying flies again. Seems like most people tend to have the same or very similar systems.
Thank you, always helps to see into another’s mind. I’m lucky in that I have a larger space to mess up, I like the tip about using a jar to hold pheasant tails feathers. Tie one for me.
Relatively new to tying, so I just keep everything in ziplock bags in a plastic tote. I just tie steelhead flies and deer hair/marabou jigs. Oh, and nice pupper.
Please review the vise. I want to get one but I don't know if I should go true or just rotary.i never tied before. I see people using the Renzetti doing live tying but I never see anybody use the rachet feature on it. only to turn it to see the belly or to check something. I like to know your thoughts.
The ratchet will give you more control on the rotary feature but honestly I hate it. I know guys that love it. It’s kind of like Nicolas Cage films . The Presentation 2000 has a solid pedestal and long stem than the traveler. I don’t use the indexing features on stem or vise arm. Honestly it’s just a better looking traveler with a better base and longer stem. That being said I love it and I have a traveler.
Such a first grade question. Obviously Synthetic. It’s more aero dynamic and can reduce fly drag by 37.8 percent. I can cast up to 70ft on my tenkara pole.
@@AboutTrout No one seems to want anyone from over here (Louisiana) coming into their state. I'll have to hit you up after the Mexican Beer Flu crap settles down.
No never does my shit look like that and after I get done making a fly I tidy and reorganize everything and put it all in ziplock bags as well as grab a damp cloth and whipe off the surface where ever I was using.
CDC sounds like a type of drug, so when he says I've got my cdc and coq (which he pronounce coke) he sounds like he's showing off what he has for sale on the seedy street corner where you get drugs
