what fly line tray?

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what fly line tray?

#1 Post by sandblaster »

ok lads what fly line tray are you using?
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A asda shopping basket.
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#3 Post by Kgarr »

I had a home made jobbie too, and they are grand. But I bought one of these in Feb, I can't recommend enough, very comfortable, and helps reduce running line tangles. Feels like its not even there when your wearing it.


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#4 Post by standerus »

I bought the same as Kgarr from JimH and it's really superb. Worth every cent spent on it.
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#5 Post by patk »

Make mine basket belt and cable ties simple really couldn't justify buying one homemade do the job!
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#6 Post by trailblazzer »

I got mine in euro price. Its a little plastic basket I got some cheap snap hooks like you see climbers using? Got them off ebay on the cheap. They are handy for lots of things!

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