I've got a couple of the C&F boxes and I really like them a lot. They're very durable, I've never had a fly shake out of one, and while I don't have ones that are sold as waterproof, I've dropped em once or twice and never actually had them fill up with water. I guess they're light enough that there isn't a problem with them floating.
There are two boxes I normally take out. One has 6 or 7 rows of the slotted foam on one side of the shell, the other side has foam slots for holding midge threaders, and it has a set of midge threaders along the center. I've got great vision but the midge threaders make things a whooooooole lot easier. The second box I carry for nymphs and wet flies has slotted foam covering one side and half of the other side. There are two boxes with snap lids filling up the remainder of that side. I suppose I could put something in those, but I haven't quite figured em out. Actually, theres some kinda double sided tape covering the bottom of one of the boxes. Any ideas what that might be for?? Anyhow, I'd suggest checking the C&F stuff out. Its worked really well for me. John "Bruce P. Whittle, DVM" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 12/20/2002 06:04:17 PM Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: (bcc: John Roth-CPD/USA/MCCRK) Subject: [VFB] C & F Flyboxes Howdy all. Has anyone used any of the C & F Flyboxes? I am probably interested in one of the waterproof ones as I sometimes tend to wade to deep!!! I know Byard carries them but I wanted to know if anyone has any good/bad comments about them. Thanks. Bruce Whittle
