Pete: I had already ordered the kit with the Master Vise in it, but when I upgrade to a rotary (and I DO plan too ASAP).. I will give this one a look, I bookmarked it, cause for the money, it looks like a great vise.... Thanks for the info.... Chuck who IS wondering if swapping the jaws a lot would be a hassle, but just tying bluegill flies, I should use the same one 99% of the time..
----- Original Message ----- From: "Pete and Michelle Lawrence" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 2:13 AM Subject: RE: [VFB] Cabelas Vise ???? > > 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 > graphite rods. All items made with my own hands. > > http://blacklabfliesandsupplies.com > > <br><br><br>From: "Chuck Alexander" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]><br>Reply-To: > <[email protected]><br>To: <[email protected]><br>Subject: [VFB] > 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> > >
