Published Jan 15. 2017 - 7 years ago
Updated or edited Apr 27. 2018

Choosing the Right Fly Tying Vise

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We get a lot of questions from people who are just getting into fly tying about what kind of vise they should purchase, and whether or not they need all the bells and whistles of a high dollar rotary. This video is intended to answer some of these questions for the beginner and intermediate fly tyer, and we hope you enjoy it.

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