Oh yeah?? Cool! Thanks a lot for passing that along! The guy at the fly shop said he figured thats probably what they were for, but neither one of us actually had any idea. Thank you very much!
John Neville Gosling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 12/20/2002 10:40:08 PM Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: (bcc: John Roth-CPD/USA/MCCRK) Subject: RE: [VFB] C & F Flyboxes John: In answer to your question - Includes 2 mini-cases: one lined with a Magic Fly Sheet for split shot; the other for strike indicators See http://www.3m.com/us/home_leisure/scianglers/fly_boxes_page.jhtml C & F Design flyboxes are my favourite flybox for trout flies I have several, including ones for tubes and waddington shanks waterproof, compartment and foam slits. I have had one individual lid of a compartment box come loose while fishing, but it was easy to refasten it when I got home with a screwdriver. I also use foxboxes and Perrines and Wheatleys with clips for steelhead and salmon flies Neville Gosling Greater Vancouver, BC I've got a couple of the C&F boxes and I really like them a lot. Snip-- 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
