Diy fly tying station

Table top fly tying station

After some time in the workshop I hade some elements to play with before finishing the layout of the tying station.

Dale's Project

Fly tying can be almost as rewarding as fly fishing. There's nothing quite like knowing that you made a fly with your hands - and we all need something to do when the fly fishing season is over! If you're anything like us, you probably spend hours away tying flies.…

Hey guys, I am brand new to fly tying. Got a vise from my dear family for Christmas and picked up some tools and limited materials and I am now getting started. Was told that being organized is very important so I decided to make a fly tying tabletop station/bench. Here are some images for anyone...

While I was on Instagram about a month ago, I came across some awesome photos of fly tying tables made by Hartman Woodworking. Scrolling down their Instagram account had me drooling at the beautifu…

Fly tying bench that I made for Dana, Christmas 2006. The bench is solid oak, with holes for storing various fly-tying tools, magnets for drying finished flies, dowels for thread and wire storage, and two non-slip felt lined indents in the corners to corral loose bottles of lacquer and what-not.

Fly tying station from european walnut (Juglans regia) , hand made. Fly Tying station to organize fly tying process, placement of materials and tooling. There are various diameter holes prepared for storing bobbins, needles, finisher etc. and four drawers for storing materials or other equipment. Threaded spools and wires can be placed on

If you're a fly fisherman and a woodworker, there's no better project than a fly-tying chest. With lots of storage for smaller items it will make your fly-tying easier. And mix it up with some colourful woods for drawer fronts, and you have yourself a trophy project.