Deb,
I have the Barracuda JR., for trout flies that is the one I prefer. I do tie
bass bugs on it. It is 2/3 the size of the Barracuda and somewhat lighter.
It is the vise I use at shows. I have a Traveler that is collecting dust.
Tony    [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Deborah Duran wrote:

> Preston
> Again this would only be my opinion.  I use my traveler for most if not all
> of my trout fly tying with the only exception being streamers.  After
> yanking a few hooks out of the Renzetti at the most inopportune times (i.e.
> spinning Deer hair bugs and long streamers) I bought the Dyna King.   I tie
> a lot of big bugs for saltwater (up to 7/0), streamer (Carrie Stevens) and
> Deer hair bugs and I've found the Dyna Kings jaws hold these very well.  I
> have broken a couple hooks in this vise as opposed to pulling them out of
> the vise. I personally don't like the jaws for trout hooks although they
> will work well.  I have the smaller jaws also for this vice but as I already
> own the Renzetti I just use it rather than switch jaws.  I had a problem
> with the jaws of the Renzetti loosening up when I tried to tie large
> saltwater flies and then switch to trout.  A gentleman I tie with was able
> to adjust and fix it so it is probably the user.  :0)  I can't compare the
> better Renzetti since I don't own that one.  I would probably buy the Dyna
> King if I could only choose one.  I like it's versatility better.  I do feel
> the jaw design on the Dyna King is much nicer.  Again this is just my honest
> opinion.
> Deb
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Preston Quan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 11:12 AM
> Subject: Re: Fw: [VFB] High Dollar Vise - Deb
>
> > Deb,
> >
> > I'm actually looking at both the Traveller and
> > Barracuda (although a fairer comparison would be the
> > Barracuda and Presentation 4000).
> >
> > Can you explain what you find the differences are and
> > give the reasons why you love them.
> >
> > I tie exclusively freshwater and mostly trout (6-22)
> > flies.
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Preston
> >


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