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I think this is called Dan Vise. I don't love it, but it gets the job done. I haven't invested in an expensive vise yet. I keep moving aroud. I did attach it to a wooden pedestal so it is more mobile.

Thank you!!!! I know any of the renzettie travelers can last you a lifetime if you take care of it. I personally have a renzettie traveler 2200, and it’s around $250. And I absolutely love it.

It definitely has a good imprint and color match, but the moose mane doesn't hold up that great. I suggest a thin layer of super glue under the moose

Yeah buddy!

I would- but I am currently in S Korea. It might not be worth the shipping fees

@FlyLibrary just let me know I'd gladly be interested and are we living out there

@@joshborrego2197 Let me think about it. You mentioned they don't make them anymore. haha that is giving me cold feet. Regardless- send me a message through my blog www.bassflyfishingkorea.com

@@FlyLibrary cool man sent msg and found them in Thailand and Chili but the don't ship to my region unfortunately

Which size?

@FlyLibrary any but preferably small or large

@@joshborrego2197 I purchased both- the small one is the most practical to carry. In terms of function- a cheap plastic box is better

@FlyLibrary I had the small and lost it and they don't make em any more witch sucks been trying track one down

Where you make your purchase?

Excellent!

Indeed

Correct thread is the key. You really need to snich down. However, you can tie smaller patterns with a 140 or 210. And the tread control will make you a better tier.

The thread really makes a difference utc kevlar, nano silk, geevus, gsp are some of the more popular threads for spinning hair.

@@FlyLibrary ok thank you!

Certainly

@@FlyLibrary thank you!

It's a good boot- if you are looking for something lightweight. One of the best boots I fished with was a cabela's brand. There are many good options for beginners. Are you fishing year round or just the summer?

@@FlyLibrarymostly just spring, summer, and fall and plan to skip winter entirely

​@@jicalzadin that case I would invest in a decent pair of boots, and the Stealth Shoe is a good option. The laces are a little flimsy- I retie at least once while on the water. But they convert well to wet wading.

Better than expected 👌 the weak point are the laces. They are pretty flimsy

The grip is as good as any simms boot I have ever worn

I haven't tried the semperfli thread. Thanks for the suggestion

@@FlyLibrary definitely I swear by semperfli

For sure!

Truthfully I don't fish these patterns enough

The jig hooks aren't the best for stripping. If I was using an intermediate I would tie the pattern on a regular down eye. This pattern is designed to be fished under an indicator

For that pattern- I split the thread with a bodkin to create a dubbing loop, and then spin the bobbin to "spin" in the material

Nice- I need to try Tokyo Bay again

Summertime trout

I've never fished for Steelhead, and imagine those rivers are mighty and flowing. It makes sense you would need the extra weight and size! Good luck out there!

​@FlyLibrary thanks! Actually the rivers in my area of NE Ohio are pretty small. Only one is big enough to float rafts. Hopefully you can experience it one day

Thank you 😊

Thank you 😊

I really appreciate it 🙏 but I am a tier and angler...YT is just for fun!

Check out my foam cicada! It took me a while to come up with the design

The zonker strip comes the the metallic backing - I believe Hairline calls it a "bling strip"

Haha definitely unnecessary 🤣

Thank you so much 😀

Thank you 😊 I will keep working on it!

Definitely could go that route.

Sure, send me a message www.bassflyfishingkorea.com

It darts- but if I did it again I would use a different material

What would you use?

@@HuckinGrains some shanks

​@@FlyLibraryI was wondering how it would swim with mono shanks. Still a good idea for something different.

it is not practical- The mono shanks are good for larger patterns, but the micro stuff is not so useful. There isn't a lot of movement- only a nice profile. @@Three_Rivers_Adventure

It can be hit or miss try a few days after rain- it's generally the best flow

Yes, 6x and the right pattern and presentation. I had a lot of missed strikes. Sz 18 dark cdc caddis was the best. Followed by a sz 16 light brown bloom's caddis

​@Fly Library thanks for the input, one of these days we will try again for them!!!!

Thank you, thank you 😊 unfortunately YT doesn't let me change the thumbnail for short videos.

@@FlyLibrary , that's unfortunate. Well, best of luck on your yt adventures. I've been thinking of starting my own tying channel too. Such a cool hobby.

Oh yeah! I concur