For those of you that tie your own flies, this is my set-up.
Up-dated earlier this year as the previous tying set-up became overcrowded, i have managed to get myself a little bit more organised, and most of the materials are now in plastic seal-a-bags, inside plastic "Ferraro Rocher" boxes! and all stacked neatly in the drawers.
The Camcorder in the top left takes all the fly photos, the wide angle lens ( x .5 ) allows me to focus to within ⅛" of subject if needed, it also has a multitude of functions thus i don't have to rely on "Photoshop" etc.
L/H picture is myself with my first 10 lb "Springer"
Up-dated earlier this year as the previous tying set-up became overcrowded, i have managed to get myself a little bit more organised, and most of the materials are now in plastic seal-a-bags, inside plastic "Ferraro Rocher" boxes! and all stacked neatly in the drawers.
The Camcorder in the top left takes all the fly photos, the wide angle lens ( x .5 ) allows me to focus to within ⅛" of subject if needed, it also has a multitude of functions thus i don't have to rely on "Photoshop" etc.
L/H picture is myself with my first 10 lb "Springer"
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