Fly/jig tying vise WTB

[NoWorries]

Hi, I'm looking to get started At (60) to do some jig/teaser tying . I need a recomendation for a vise that would do the job. If anyone has one for sale that would be even better. Thanks

[tropics]

Cabela's Super II Vise, I use this one and it works just fine. You can get a big hook into the jaws on it. 19.99

[joeya78]

I have one with two alligator clips on rotating arms, I was trying to sodder my one ice fishing jigs, but my hands are way too big.lol I'm in north jersey, but will start fishing in two weeks, your welcome to have it if you like

[Leif]

Originally Posted by NoWorries

Hi, I'm looking to get started At (60) to do some jig/teaser tying . I need a recomendation for a vise that would do the job. If anyone has one for sale that would be even better. Thanks

I do a lot of fly/teaser tying. I use a Regal but they can be expensive(couple of hundred dollars)

I found this in e-bay and ordered it for my son. He ties the big bass flies with it and it has large jaws for up to 6/0. I think it is a good value at $32.00 Richie looks like he found a good one as well for a good price. Start with one of these and you can take it from there...

Leif

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fly-Tying-Vi...item5653669582

[DaveM252]

I do a fair share of tying and used a inexpensive vise for years. I think i paid $20. for it. Maybe this video will help. There's inexpensive ones out there. Just do a Google search.
http://www.njfishing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44700

[NoWorries]

Thanks

[hookset]

Cabela's has a nice verity of inexpensive vises'. i recently got the Cabela's Fly tying Vise master for under $25.00 i used it for larger saltwater bucktails and it holds them great. nice way to pass time, save money and make jigs the exact way you want them.