On the Albemarle, This Means Fish Deeper……..11/4/2025
Looks like our first freeze will be 11/10 this calendar year, right around average……
Do you love big bluegill?
Fly Tying "Ready Caddy"
Tool caddy for keeping tying tools near at hand while at the vice.
1.25" EPV foam, with appropriate cutouts for the various tools.
Next step will be to add some rigidity, probably with lauan
plywood or Coroplast sheeting.
1.25" EPV foam, with appropriate cutouts for the various tools.
Next step will be to add some rigidity, probably with lauan
plywood or Coroplast sheeting.
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Permalink Reply by John Sheehan on
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You are an industrious and resourceful cheapskate! Bravo David!
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Permalink Reply by David, aka, "McScruff" on
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I prefer to think of myself as frugal and inventive, sir!
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You are that too! heh heh
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It should be illegal to have this much fun!
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LOLI am buttoning my lip now !
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