Thank you for the Tips, Tim and Landon. So far the material at my place is contained in "The Room" readily available for as soon as I can find it....lol
Hi Gary, and thanks for the kind words! It sounds like you and I have similar organizational styles...notice how I didn't show any images of my tying locations. HA HA! Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Great tips, Tim an Landon! I use wire keychains in the same manner as the carabiner for all kinds of materials. It works very well for flash. I snip a bottom corner of the bag and pull out strands as needed. No need to even take them off of the wire. I have also been using the Storehouse 25 box storage system from Harbor Freight for hook and bead storage. I have a simple thermal label maker that I can use to label each individual box for easy identification. A great way to store dubbing is to make your own dubbing boxes also. I use the Lost Creek 18 compartment plastic boxes for this and drill holes in the bottom. A bag of dubbing fits perfectly into the compartments.
Thanks for the kind words, Russell! It was a lot of fun filming with Landon and I look forward to doing so again in the future. Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Awesome tips & advice,for newer tiers walk into a fly shop & the patterns available & materials can blow 1's mind,ditto with the internet 🤯 my advice is 3 fold simplify,start slow & don't compare,figure out what your local species are tie for those,simple patterns first,ease into it & your not anyone else you have your own style work with that,tight lines & bent rods 🤘
Great tips. One question, I would assume that when he is making the pattern pouches, he is pulling the materials from a stock location. Or is he purchasing specifically to fill the pattern pouch? I could see a lot of patterns sharing materials.
Hi Derek, and that is really up to each individual tier. I tend to pull from a stock location for my pouches, but that's because I have a rotating array of patterns that I tie at fly fishing shows and events around the country. I also believe that many tiers may simply have a pouch or container for each pattern, especially those who only tie a handful of flies. Hope that helps and would love to know the direction you take it! Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Oh gosh, it's those types of memories we'll never forget. I may have organized a fly box in bed one night...and perhaps even dropped a fly or two! ;-) Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Thanks so much for the kind words! If you have any questions, or to sign up for my monthly information email, shoot me a message here: tcammisa@gmail.com Thanks! Tim
OCD is a real mental health diagnosis, and it is a debilitating nightmare. It's personal for me, and it affects 3% of the population. Please scrub casual OCD references from your vocabulary. Thanks! And thanks so much for your amazing channel!
Hobby lobby here I come
Exactly! Landon and I better ask for a sponsorship from them...soon! Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Thank you for the Tips, Tim and Landon. So far the material at my place is contained in "The Room" readily available for as soon as I can find it....lol
Hi Gary, and thanks for the kind words! It sounds like you and I have similar organizational styles...notice how I didn't show any images of my tying locations. HA HA! Tim www.troutandfeather.com
My bench is in the spare bedroom, but it is carpeted. Those "bouncy and invisible" hooks that fly off the bench become a real problem!
Same as my setup, my setup also includes hands and knees with a led headlamp and magnet.
I know exactly what you mean, James! Then it's time to turn to this video: ruclips.net/video/1VFQOEPXH7A/видео.html ;-) Tim
Cool video guys. Great tips. Thanks.
Thanks, Rob, the tips that Landon shared were top-notch! Hope all is well on your end. Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Great tips, Tim an Landon!
I use wire keychains in the same manner as the carabiner for all kinds of materials. It works very well for flash. I snip a bottom corner of the bag and pull out strands as needed. No need to even take them off of the wire.
I have also been using the Storehouse 25 box storage system from Harbor Freight for hook and bead storage. I have a simple thermal label maker that I can use to label each individual box for easy identification.
A great way to store dubbing is to make your own dubbing boxes also. I use the Lost Creek 18 compartment plastic boxes for this and drill holes in the bottom. A bag of dubbing fits perfectly into the compartments.
Thanks for the excellent suggestions, Ron. Let me know when you're ready to help me organize my tying materials! ;-) Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Very cool! I like to be organized👍
Same here, maybe Landon will organize my tying materials for me?!? ;-) Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Thanks for the ideas on organizing I like the one with the pouch.
Hi John, that's a great one Landon shared...and makes my plastic Ziploc bags look pitiful! HA HA! Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Great video. Great ideas.
Thanks for the kind words, Russell! It was a lot of fun filming with Landon and I look forward to doing so again in the future. Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Awesome tips & advice,for newer tiers walk into a fly shop & the patterns available & materials can blow 1's mind,ditto with the internet 🤯 my advice is 3 fold simplify,start slow & don't compare,figure out what your local species are tie for those,simple patterns first,ease into it & your not anyone else you have your own style work with that,tight lines & bent rods 🤘
Thanks for the kind words and thoughts, David, and I hope to hear from you more on some of my other videos! Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Great tips! Thanks!
Landon knows his stuff, thanks for taking a moment to comment! Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Great tips. One question, I would assume that when he is making the pattern pouches, he is pulling the materials from a stock location. Or is he purchasing specifically to fill the pattern pouch? I could see a lot of patterns sharing materials.
Hi Derek, and that is really up to each individual tier. I tend to pull from a stock location for my pouches, but that's because I have a rotating array of patterns that I tie at fly fishing shows and events around the country. I also believe that many tiers may simply have a pouch or container for each pattern, especially those who only tie a handful of flies. Hope that helps and would love to know the direction you take it! Tim www.troutandfeather.com
I need this 😂
You and me both! Which tip resonated most with you? Tim www.troutandfeather.com
@@TimCammisa probably the one to keep materials organized
Lol, oldest son got a hook in his foot when he was about 6yo. Still cringes when he sees a deer hair mouse. He's in his 40s now.
Oh gosh, it's those types of memories we'll never forget. I may have organized a fly box in bed one night...and perhaps even dropped a fly or two! ;-) Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Good job boys!!!! I like your desk and the peg board idea. It works well and lets you see what you have. See ya on the water!!!
You got it, and thanks for the kind words! Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Huge fan of Landon's flies. Already both feet in a storage system for hooks but the baseball card sheets is a good idea.
Thanks, Matt, it was a lot of fun recording with Landon. Did you catch our first video? ruclips.net/video/G3GIOYiKf8I/видео.html Tim
nice tip for the hooks saw something like that before for beads at a craft store online
Thanks for the comments, Robert, and Landon shared some great tips! Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Great video and ideas. Ready to go 😀
Thanks so much for the kind words! If you have any questions, or to sign up for my monthly information email, shoot me a message here: tcammisa@gmail.com Thanks! Tim
GOOD LUCK TOO ALL ON THE WATER 👍
Thanks, Lambert, and the same to you! Tim www.troutandfeather.com
OCD is a real mental health diagnosis, and it is a debilitating nightmare. It's personal for me, and it affects 3% of the population. Please scrub casual OCD references from your vocabulary. Thanks! And thanks so much for your amazing channel!
Thanks for the kind words and for taking a moment to let me know. Those references will not be made in the future. Tim www.troutandfeather.com
@@TimCammisa Thank you so much! Your response says SO much about the good human being that you are! People like you make the world a better place!