Buying a vise for the first time can be a dizzying experience, and even seasoned fly tyers can get lost in the vast sea of features, claims of innovation, and multitude of add-ons, options, and jaw choices that are out there.
While there are many reasons we love fly fishing, there’s nothing like catching a fish on a fly that you tied yourself. Getting the right tools and materials is essential for tying flies that catch fish. In this article, we’ll explore the wide array of materials used in fly tying, from feathers and fur, to synthetic fibers and flash, as well as the tools needed to get started. 1. Fly tying vises There are so many different vises on the market, that buying your first one can be a daunting
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