Fly tying organization

Fly tying can be a fun and rewarding hobby especially in the winter. Whether you’re new to fly tying or have been tying for some time, it can be incredibly helpful to organize your fly tying space. Having your area in order, allows you to quickly find your material, promotes consistent fly tying habits along with consistent fly creation, and avoids you having to purchase unneeded material. Space First and foremost, find a dedicated fly tying area for yourself including a sturdy desk or…

Find high-quality fly-tying scissors, bobbins, pliers, and other tools at Orvis, and keep them organized at your workstation in an innovative tool caddy.

Fly Tying Pegboard created for my husband while away on a fishing trip

I am a fly tying and material junkie. I love fly tying and everything about it, including collecting and trying out new materials. I even find searching and buying materials thoroughly enjoyable. Yet it is addictive. I recall reading of an experienced tyer being asked by a novice what somebody needed to start tying flies - the tyer replies, 'a shed'. Very true, we are incurable hoarders!I want to keep materials more compact and at hand. Some of the Dubbings But probably like most tyers, my…

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Vagabond55's Project

Fly Rod and Reel Storage Shelf: I wanted a nice-looking way to store and display my fly-fishing rods, reels and accessories. I did a lot of searching and didn't see any one solution that did everything I wanted so I merged a few of the better ones together.

fly tying spool organizer I soooo need one of these!!

Fly tying organization

As an avid angler, I know how crucial it is to keep fishing poles organized and protected from the wear and tear of storage. Have you ever faced the frustration of tangled lines or damaged