Fly tying desk ideas

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If you devote a lot of time to crafting your own flies, you need a fly tying desk. It's an essential piece of furniture that will make your fly tying hobby ...

I'm curious to see what everyone's tying space looks like. Maybe I can get get a few other ideas on organization. This is My tying room.

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Having a dedicated fly tying space is critical for taking your tying skills to the next level. If you always have to set up and break down your fly tying area you are apt to tie less often. Setting up and breaking down will soon become an unpleasant chore. If there is any negativity associated with your tying sessions

When I first started tying flies, I didn't have a dedicated space to do it; let alone tools or materials. I literally took snelled hooks, smashed down the baitholder barbs on the shanks with needle-nose pliers, and secured them in the corner of my dad's tool vise on his workbench in the basement. For materials, I

Fly Tying Desk with live edge

Neat rows of labeled drawers insure that all of the equipment for the angler's projects is safe and identified. Photo:Joel Gross

It cost about $25 in material at Home Depot, fits right on my lap or the kitchen table.

I had been searching for a fly tying desk on the internet but either I did not like what I found or the price was too high. I stopped at a small furniture...

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Hey guys, I am brand new to fly tying. Got a vise from my dear family for Christmas and picked up some tools and limited materials and I am now getting started. Was told that being organized is very important so I decided to make a fly tying tabletop station/bench. Here are some images for anyone...