Walnut Fly Box with Spalted Maple Inlay

It's a crisp cool morning with a slight wisp of fog still hanging along the edges of the tree lined stream. You've reached the water and you're steadily watching the surface of the water for the mornings hatch.

From your vest you pull out your new solid walnut fly box. Immediately you remember the wonderful feelings of true surprise when you opened your gift and first saw this beautiful fly box.

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Currier Original Artwork on Cliff Fly Boxes

You'll have the coolest fly box on the block after Jeff Currier personalizes your Bugger Beast or Bugger Beast Jr. with the fish species of your choice.

There just might be a Roosterfish box in my future.

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Irideus Tube Fly Box

I saw one of these new Irideus boxes just the other day at Puget Sound Fly Company.

The Tribute tube fly box will hold 44 tube flies of varied size and head shape securely. We have added two rows of foam to provide a hold on loose hooks or a few random spey flies for the day. The foam rows provide 22 hook or fly spaces per row, 88 total for the box.

$29 bones, free shipping.

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Fly Fishing Etsy

It's been a while since we visited our favorite on-line marketplace for all things handmade.

Salvaged Teak wood timbers from an old ship that have been reclaimed into fly fishing boxes

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A classic saltwater fly floats over a bed of sea shells perfectly preserved forever in resin.

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The Fly Fisherman vinyl decal measures approximately 23"x26" tall. The decal is available in your choice of our available colors. LINK

Name of design: "Fly Fishers" LINK

The Fly pattern design is hand stenciled on the shirt. LINK

Fly tyers are selling their wares on Etsy. LINK

I bought all three of these etchings from Chart Well Print.

The life cycle of an insect as seen through the eyes and hands of a fly fisherman.

Late summer and the river is low. The steelhead are gathering at the tailwaters.

There is a hatch and the fish are rising up like birds...

Mr. Wheatley and son started making compartment fly boxes in 1908

Everything you wanted to know about Richard Wheatley and company but were afraid to ask.

The collection of the Richard Wheatley Museum comprises fly  boxes, fly wallets or books, minnow and tackle boxes, printing blocks, traditional and modern fly boxes plus other angling tackle made by the company since 1860.

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