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    • #10936
      Tim McCoy
      Participant

      Fly Fish Food did a video on organizing fly boxes. FFF is one of many web sites I hit daily right now. They did the video on boxes instead of tying a fly since we have been tying so much the last 4 weeks. Take a look at it, pretty interesting. If you are like me you will run over to the C&F web site and look at the boxes they manufacture. I was impressed with the chest pack box. Cost about $100 bucks. Pretty steep for me right now, even with a stimulus check.

    • #11046
      Kenny Klimes
      Keymaster

      I feel you can’t best the “new style” fly boxes that use the silicon inserts. Nothing is worse than having a fly box that uses “foam” to hold your flies. They get wet, hold the water and three days later your hooks are rusted – wasted more money than buying a good silicon box.

      As far as how you put the flies in your box. I feel it’s a personal preference. By species, by nymphs/larva/emergers, by streamers/dries/wet flies. The important thing for me is KNOW where your flies are so when you want a certain fly you know where it is and that you do have it.

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      bkbying89
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    • #21787
      Joe Staggenborg
      Participant

      Dry fly boxes

      I’m not sure what the prevailing opinion is on dry fly boxes (not nymphs, streamers, pupae, terrestrials) but I’m not sold that the lime green silicon backed fly boxes are the most economical use of space for dry flies. Does one size fit all?

      Thoughts vs alternatives.

      Best,

      Jstag

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