Chuck,
You may want to give the Danvise a look see. I tye mostly warmwater flies
and have used a Danvise for the last 7 years with no problem. Over that
time I have tyed quite a few bassbugs on it. It is nice that you do not
need different jaws for different size hooks.
Tight lines,
Pete
Please check out our site for for warmwater flies and fine bamboo and
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<br><br><br>From: "Chuck Alexander"
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Cabelas Vise ????<br>Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 20:16:01 -0500<br><br>Can
anybody tell me the difference between the Cabela's "AA Vise" and
their "Master Vise"?? "Master Vise" according to the
site and catalog.. is higher in price cause it has three sets of
"jaws" vs the one set in the "AA Vise".. Do these jaws
really give me a wider range of Hook sizes??? or will it just mean more that
can "break down"??? Only thing I need to tye are bream (bluegill),
bass, and crappie flies, so will the AA meet my needs or should I get the
"Master" with the three sets of Jaws???? Thanks in advance...I
tell ya, I'm gonna order a "kit" tomorrow, one way or another, but
with a VERY SLIM wallet LOL.. Trying to decide is harder that I imagined
LOL.... Chuck<br>
