New sponsors!

FAOL Community Sound Off
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With our move and Ron Tidd’s new job we have not been able to get these NEW SPONSORS new Sponsor pages up and running yet. They all really are Sponsors now - check them out!

http://www.reelflies.ca/ (Flies as cheap as .42 each!)

http://www.jsflyfishing.com/ (J. Stockard Fly Tying, Rod Building, Rods and Reels, lots of goodies)

http://www.coverbonanza.com/ (Covers for everything you own PLUS really discounted pontoon boats and float tubes)

www.ritebobbin.com (Reasonable priced Bobbins - did you see Denny’s recommendation? Terrific stuff)

We’ll get their pages up asap - but in the meantime, take a look and let me know what you think!
Hugs,
LF

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J. Stockard is a long time favorite of mine. Great stuff at low prices and excellent customer service.

REE

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Something for everyone in this group.
Glad to see new Sponsors coming on board. Now let’s support them, along with continuing to support our existing Sponsors.
Mike

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Wow! A warm Welcome aboard for the new sponsors!

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Yes, I buy from of Jstockard also. So I am glad they became sponsors.

How would one find Denny’s recommendation on a bobbin?

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Personally, I would just ask him. denny@conranch.com or just pm him here…duh!
He is a very fine and personable fellow!

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I have come to appreciate the “Rite Bobbins” as being the best bobbins for dressing fly patterns! They may seem slightly pricey, but they are well worth the money spent!

The cloverleaf piece on the side is use to add or reduce tension. No more adjusting tension, by bending wire that holds the spools I have had to do on my other bobbins.

Quality Construction, Great Design, the Rite Bobbin fits in the palm of my hand, as if the bobbin and the hand are one!

This is a bobbin that will last you a lifetime of dressing hooks at the bench. ~ Parnelli

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Interesting fact:

I am using a Rite Bobbin for my tension devise on my home made rod wrapper.
In the past I had made my own tension jig (all thread, wing nuts,fiber and rubber washers w/spring) it worked ok but not as good as I might like. Got the brainy idea to just drill a hole the correct size, insert a bobbin, leaving the adjustment star up so I could easily adjust the tension either heavier or lighter. Once set I never have had to change it. They work!
I now stock and sell them.

I am also happy to see the New Sponsors!! Lets all support them.

Denny