Stocking stuffer idea...

...to start a stream side tying kit perhaps? And on sale for $19.99.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Fishing/Fly-Fishing/Fly-Tying/Tools-Vises/Soft-Grip-Fly-Tying-Tools-and-Tool-Kit|/pc/104793480/c/104721480/sc/104340780/i/103884480/e/6838/Soft-Grip-Fly-Tying-Kit/e/6838/712103.uts?destination=%2Fcatalog%2Fensemble.jsp%3 FparentCategoryId%3D104793480%26categoryId%3D10472 1480%26subCategoryId%3D104340780%26indexId%3D10388 4480%26ensembleId%3D6838%26type%3Densemble&categor yIds=104793480|104721480|104340780|103884480

I have the tools I need. However I need a zip up type case like that. A tying friend of mine has one like that,it was made for bead containers. It has the little stretchy type holders. I want one of them badly. Sure would be nice to put my tools in that when I go to a tying event, or my local friend's house for a tying session.

Buy the kit, keep the case and send the tools to your 'Secret Santa' person.

Cheers,

MontanaMoose

or for the starting tyer
http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/produ...type%3Dproduct

I've been keeping my spare stuff in a small tackle box

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Originally Posted by kelkay

I have the tools I need. However I need a zip up type case like that. A tying friend of mine has one like that,it was made for bead containers. It has the little stretchy type holders. I want one of them badly. Sure would be nice to put my tools in that when I go to a tying event, or my local friend's house for a tying session.

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you can put a lot of tools in a simple eye glass case from you local pharmacy or dollar store

http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...0jSd-9c1_cYr1_

yes an eye glass case would work,but I don't like my tools scratching up against each other

ok whatever pulls your little red wagon. just making a simple suggestion ;)

somebody else might like the idea

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Originally Posted by kelkay

yes an eye glass case would work,but I don't like my tools scratching up against each other

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Understand where you're coming from kelkay.
I don't like my fly fishing tying tools or fishing rods and reels all scratched up either.

Maybe if you buy a highly collectible little red wagon to transport them in this won't happen?

Just saying.

Bob

Kelkay,
Try this.
Plus you get a few tools for the junk drawer.;)

Kirk

I am unclear about the little red wagon. Yes, Kirk, that would work. I already have screwdrivers and stuff. A friend told me about these zippered cases that she got at a bead shop somewhere in the Dallas area. If I cannot get one of them, I may just have to resort to buying a tool case, and giving the tools away, or keeping them in my vehicle. Thanks for the link.

Um, If you're going to spend the same $20, why not just get the tying kit and have a second set of tying tools instead of buying cheap screwdrivers and such.

Good point. I have too many irons in the fire, I should of thought about that...rotfl. I really just want the case though. I guess two sets of tying tools would be alright, one for the road.