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Page 1 of 2 - Streamside Fly Tying Box - posted in Beginner's Corner: Hi Everyone, I just purchased a small fly tying vise which I intend to bring along with me on fishing trips in case I need to tie something specific. This had me thinking as to whether some of you guys and gals out there have a streamside specific box you bring along that has basic tying materials and capacity to hold a vise (See vise pic attached) I would like to build it myself and would love so...

How to Build a Wooden Fly Box With a Router: It started out as a question of "How do I do this?" and turned into an easy to use guide for anyone to follow. These wooden boxes are not just for fly fishing flies but any purpose where a small wooden box is needed. Have fun and enjoy t…

How to make life edge and epoxy fly boxes similar to epoxy or glass river tables. I made one of these as a give away for a Flison Event in Detroit and the re...

You can try casting about for a better fly-tying box but you won't find a more handsome organizer than this one crafted from very solid Baltic birch plywood.

FROM ARTIST IN WOOD, STEPHEN BOSHOFF The first prototype of a wood frame pack; at this stage with a 25 year old Karrimor sack. The intent is a dual p...

How to Build a Wooden Fly Box With a Router: It started out as a question of "How do I do this?" and turned into an easy to use guide for anyone to follow. These wooden boxes are not just for fly fishing flies but any purpose where a small wooden box is needed. Have fun and enjoy t…

Today, I received my long awaited custom tenkara fly box made by Rick Setina. It's even more beautiful in person than the pictures he sent me in advance lead on. The lid is Maple and has my name in Japanese (katakana alphabet) burned into the lower right corner. The bottom is Cherry which contrasts nicely