Advice on a "vice"

[flounderpounder]

I just wanted to see if you guys had any opinions on a fly tying vice. I am new to tying flies and need a bit of direction.
Thanks,
Liam

[sundown]

I have an Atlas Anvil that I bought about three years ago..Its great for larger flys but not too good when you get down into the real small ones. i.e. size 18 and up..course I have a hard time tying anything smaller than a 12..I paid somewhere around 150 bucks for it and its been a tough one.

[WaltDawg]

Just stick to the skitterwalk FP, you'll be fine.

[flflyfisher]

A renzetti traveler is all the vise you will ever need. It is a full rotary vise that allows you to tie flies of almost all sizes. There are other good vises but you can't go wrong with a renzetti traveler.

[Barhopr]

ditto on the Renzetti traveler or salt water traveler.

[hmaadd29]

3x on the renzetti.

I've got a danvise had it for 4yrs and it does the job rather nicely. I think it cost around 70$. But one day when I get the spare $s i'm gonna get a traveler.

[Chalk]

Anvil Atlas here....like the Anvil Apex as well for one bill

http://anvilusa.com/The_Atlas_Vise.htm

http://anvilusa.com/apex_fly_tying_vise.htm

[FHC]

take a look at a jvice it looks cool

http://urbanflyfisher.com/jvice-review- ... ry-action/

[flounderpounder]

Thanks guys I settled on a Anvil.

[Barhopr]

We'll expect you at the Beacon Hill Flies N Lies now Liam.

[FHC]

the apex or atlas

[flounderpounder]

the apex or atlas

Apex, should be here tomorrow!

[FHC]

how about the vice

[flounderpounder]

Alright fellas I am in business now. I am now looking for a good source for supplies.

[Chalk]

http://www.flytyersdungeon.com/Material ... blends.htm

http://www.saltwaterflies.com/

Ebay