Rigging a size 24 gnat to 7x tippet with your bare fingers and naked eye is a badge of honor. We get it. But fingers get cold, light gets bad, hands and eyes get tired. The Fly Roost is here to help! The Fly Roost holds your fly in place, guides your line through the eye of the hook, and spins to help you finish the knot. The Fly Roost le
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Well I have to say it’s a really amazing piece of flying tying equipment .
I have to say it’s a really amazing piece of flying tying equipment tying .
My fingers got frostbite when I was in the Navy .
Tying small flys were getting really difficult .
Know I enjoy fly fishing .
Thank you so much Andy
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Andrew · 26 days ago
Started using immediately…
Works very well with most flies. At times I struggled with very small ones, but overall it is extremely easy to use and works well.
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Kevin · 4 days ago
It's Good, But....
THIS IS THE THIRD TIPPET THREADING DEVICE THAT I HAVE PURCHASED, AND ITS DESIGN IS THE BEST OF THREE. THE ISSUE I HAVE IS THAT THE SMALLEST SLOT IS NOT AS ACCURATELY MOLDED AS THE TWO LARGEST SLOTS. ALSO, FLY DESIGNS LIKE THE HARROP'S LAST CHANCE, WHICH HAS CDC HANGING OVER THE HOOK EYE, ARE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO TIE. FOR SIMPLE PARACHUTE PATTERNS, YOU CAN INSERT THE EYE INTO THE SLOT BY WETTING THE FLY AND PULLING THE HACKLE BACK . AND BE SURE TO PRACTICE A LOT BEFORE GOING OUT ON THE RIVER!