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"Larry L" wrote in
: I use them because I tie all my own flies and 100% on barbless hooks ... the C&F slit design holds barbless better than other things I've tried, on a weight/bulk/accessibility/#of flies scale I have a C&F, slit foam on one side and compartments on the other. I've retired it. The best I've found for nymphs and other non-hackled flies is the Petitjean fly carrier, which is a ton of bang for the buck. http://www.feather-craft.com/2005MAs...ge.asp?page=56 For hackled dries, I like plastic compartmented boxes with a real hinge. These run about $12-$15. I can carry one of these, and two of the large Petitjean boxes, for less weight than my old C&F, and carry more flies. -- Scott Reverse name to reply |
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Scott Seidman wrote: "Larry L" wrote in : I use them because I tie all my own flies and 100% on barbless hooks ... the C&F slit design holds barbless better than other things I've tried, on a weight/bulk/accessibility/#of flies scale I have a C&F, slit foam on one side and compartments on the other. I've retired it. The best I've found for nymphs and other non-hackled flies is the Petitjean fly carrier, which is a ton of bang for the buck. http://www.feather-craft.com/2005MAs...ge.asp?page=56 For hackled dries, I like plastic compartmented boxes with a real hinge. These run about $12-$15. I can carry one of these, and two of the large Petitjean boxes, for less weight than my old C&F, and carry more flies. Have you tried Scientific anglers system x box? For $19 it is a preety awesome box -- Somewhere in Texas a village is missing their Idiot. |
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JDOE wrote in news:na-80D9C4.12495927092005
@comcast.dca.giganews.com: Have you tried Scientific anglers system x box? For $19 it is a preety awesome box I've tried them, and don't really like them. I like the shape--probably helps with pockets. It's fairly heavy, though, and I actually don't care for waterproof boxes. It might be superstition, but I prefer boxes that can breathe a bit. This box isn't any easier on hackle than everyday riffle foam, so I would still use a compartmented box for dries. I really don't like the latch. Also, the Petitjean boxes I mentioned aren't much bigger and heavier than the foam inserts for the system X. These really are the best I've tried -- Scott Reverse name to reply |
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