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On Nov 17, 7:37 am, "rb608" wrote:
"mdk77" wrote in message But I need to line the compartments with something to hold the flies in place. I thought of buying sheets of Styrofoam or Velcro and cutting them to size for each compartment. Or maybe cork, like from a cork board material. Any ideas on this? What do you think would work best? My only caution is that whatever you use has to fit really well or be glued down, or you'll have a few flies getting under, then a few more, until it's lifted enough for them to start going from compartment to compartment. It's a PITA. Use whatever you have the best skills & tools to work with. Ok. BTW, I wouldn't be traveling anywhere with this (so the flies wouldn't be bounced around). I'd just keep in at home in a convenient place, so I can restock my fly boxes as needed. Being a newbie, I do lose more than my share of flies :-) Thanks. - Dave K. |
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