whaddaya do with your wet flies?

[ohiotuber]

http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/produ...A&gclsrc=aw.ds

I use only barbless hooks and this is the only thing I've found that will hold them

Me too Jack. It's a little heavy for a shirt, but it's great attached to a pack. Holds a crap load of flies & super easy access.
Mike

[WarrenP]

Jack & Mike,

I like that idea, but, I have a concern that may not be a problem. If a person has a pacemaker, will the magnet be a problem? I am not familiar with pacemakers, but, seem to remember somewhere that a person with a pacemaker installed needs to be careful around any equipment that has a magnet.

Like I said, this may not be a concern, but, one can never be too careful. Just a thought.......

[quivira kid]

That's the one. Worth every penny.

[Beaver]

I also have the magnetic patch. Works great for me too.

Beaver

[anglerdave]

From BRF...



http://www.blue-ribbon-flies.com/sho...rt_fly_keeper/


PT/TB

My Fishpond Vest has a built in dryer. When I am not wearing my vest I use a Finsport, which I ordered from BRF.

[Allan]

If you use any of the small 'earth magnets' the flies will be anchored to the box. Those little magnets are so strong you will have a tough time separating the flies from the magnets.

[herefishy]

Glad I asked, all the replies for the "tight lines" magnet reminded me that I had one, and it's just what I need.

[bgreer]

I made my own out of some really strong rare earth magnets. I used some small neodymium disks glued inside of a small container.
I got tired of loosing flies, so this was the answer. It holds them well. I use some tweezers or forceps to get them out of the container.
Be sure to grab them by the hook and not feathers.

[billyspey]

I hook the to my cap bill

[Uncle Jesse]

I use only barbless hooks and this is the only thing I've found that will hold them

Jack, the next time I go, I will try to remember to break a small limb off one of the trees at waters' edge and mail it to you. They seem to hold everything.