Only have two vises. Never been to a fly tying show. So I don’t have all that experience others have. But my dream vise…or shall I say the next vise I would buy if I had the money would be the Dingo from down under. Cause…I just want one.
Gem
Only have two vises. Never been to a fly tying show. So I don’t have all that experience others have. But my dream vise…or shall I say the next vise I would buy if I had the money would be the Dingo from down under. Cause…I just want one.
Gem
I have never heard of the Dingo where can you see a picture of it??
May your leaders sink, your felts hold, and your flies float high.
John Dwyer “A Flyfisherman and a Flytyer”
Victor NY “Western gateway to the FingerLakes”
Hello flytyer103,
Here is the website. The vise you see on the homepage holding the 12/0 hook with the 1 1/4 lb freeweight, and the size 32 hook, is my Dingo.
[url=http://members.ozemail.com.au/~bjrodg/:e4164]http://members.ozemail.com.au/~bjrodg/[/url:e4164]
Cheers,
Richard
Plano TX
Click on Keyword Search, type in Dingo Review and hit return or click on search. Click on the first one on the list…a review of the Dingo.
Gem
Well I have had the same vise for 17 or 18 years now and I tie for a living and have “NEVER” had a thing go wrong with it. I have tied from 8/0 to 28’s in the same vise without the hook moving. I can rotate the hook to look at all sides and that is the important thing. I have a Rotary Vise of the same make and maybe 7 other vises some that have been talked of here.
I have not tried the Dingo or the Law vise. But the important thing is how the vise holds the hook and how the people that built the vise will stand behind that vise. For My money I will keep tying on My Dyna-King Pro. You may spend more but that doesn’t mean you will get a vise that will do any better in holding a hook and that is what counts in my book. Ron