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Thanks Mark ... I found it now ... looks like a great site. Thanks again, Ken

Mark, I don't see Saltwater section here ... can you please point me in that direction? Thanks, Ken I'd ask this same question in the saltwater section of the site here. John Morin fishes that area regularly and can give you some good ad

Got invited to join some fellows for a few days of saltwater fly fishing (Stripers) at Monomoy on Cape Cod in late June. Never done this before so don't know what patterns to tie (or buy). What patterns, sizes, colors etc. Any experienced suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks, Ken

Trying to find the best light(s) to add to my tying station. I have a new HMH Standard Vise and want to add a good light (or two). At my age I don't see as well as I once did unless I have really good light. Considering the type of light that Dyna-King makes ... has a flexi-arm and attaches righ tto the post of your vise, shining a small concentrated light down on the fly. Seems like some folks like these but others don't saying "they get in the way". Figured I would supplement this with a second lamp for bright illumination of the overall tying area. I like the light quality of the "DayLight" type lamps but find them not bright enough unless the light is held just a few inches away from the fly. I don't know if there is one of these that is bright enough and on a flex arm so it can "shine down" on the tying area. I know Dick Talleur recommends a lamp (Zelco Micro Light) and I'm sure it is fine but it looks like it would be more intended to be the only tying light shining on the fly and I'm not sure it would be bright enough ... anyone use these? What do you folks find to be the best solution? Thanks Ken

I got in touch with Dick Talleur ... all set now.

Thanks ,,, I have seen the one form Hans one on line ... Very Helpful. Ken

Can you please tell me where I can find the Dick Talleur review of fly tying vises that some of you have mentioned? Is it readable on-line anywhere? Thanks