Dubbing Twisters

[hairwing]

I use my hackle pliers. Ala Poul Jorgensen.

[Sonny Edmonds]

I only have two things to say:
1. I do mine entirely differently.
2. Steven wears mighty bright red nail polish! (Holy Crap!)

[solowookie]

I like that vise that is great... I'll have to put it on my wish list, but would probably end up spending the money fishing instead lol

[bugman]

mine is a home made joberdo... a ceramic dresser knob with a screw hook in the backside and on the other side i glued a orange twist on wire connecter fer the handle...

[ducksterman]

bugman...I love it ...

You would be surprised at the "joberdo's"..[never heard that word]...I've concocted...maybe I'll gather them up and do a photo some time....

[solowookie]

need a pic bugman

[jdubach]

read this

http://www.flyanglersonline.com/flyt...ps/part144.php

Too complicated for me, man. Just twist it on the thread, baby! And why use dubbing wax? I thought that was what snot was for!

[solowookie]

I usually just lick my fingers a bit, or stick it in my arm pit...

[crazy4oldcars]

I usually just lick my fingers a bit, or stick it in my arm pit...

You Do know that adding scent to flies is illegal in some places, right?

I use an o-ring pick. It gets a bit long on occasion, and you have to make sure the open side is facing the direction your winding, but it works, and I already had it.

Kirk

[bugman]

Ok, heres 2 pictures of the joberdo made from stuff in the junk drawer... the holder is an inverted medicine cup with the bottom cut off then the top was closed off to become the bottom then painted... the dubbing twister/spinner is a simple ceramic cabinet knob with a hook screw in the backside and a wire connecter added to the front fer easy spinning or twisting...