SkinnyPole

Have your friend check his Homeowners Insurance. Some policies include "Off premises" coverage. Doesn't hurt to ask his agent. Skinny

Works fine lasts a long time. You won't lose it on your tying desk. Well worth the price for large flies requiring lots of tight packed hair. Skinny

Kastking Ascension Soloscopic Fly Fishing Rod 8 Wt or 5Wt 9'. See video(s) on You Tube. Skinny

FISHPOND Quickshot Rod Holder. Skinny

You might look into Tommiecopper men's recovery compression wrist sleeves. Skinny

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Foghorn Leghorn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8TQZBHszI4 Skinny

Take a look at Palsa Pinch On Float Indicator. Cut them in half for small flies, Skinny

Try a Bullet Head Hopper a quick cinch to tie. A Chernobyl Ant will work great. Skinny

Try vinyl cement HH-66 and vinly cement thinner HH-66. Thin the cement to water-consistancy before using. For high gloss use lacquer and thin it to your liking. Yep that is old school. High gloss =lacquer, and dull = vinyl cement. Skinny

This one looks interesting. Sospenders 33 gram flyfishing life jacket. http://www.basspro.com/Sospenders-33-Gram-Manual-Inflatable-Fly-Fishing-Life-Jacket/product/10200571/?cmCat=CROSSSELL_HOMEPAGE Skinny

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5hjYvj9AMw skinny

This might interest you. http://www.scientificanglers.com/plan-your-trip/fly-fishing-tips/how-choose-right-fly-line-weight-lefty-kreh Skinny

A fly tied by Stig Hansen is a SMHAEN (screen name) style fly. Skinny

I use a Brodin thermoplastic (rubber) Ghost Net for trout. Sweet! Verry light compaired to the old rubber nets. Don't know about the fish slime thing (rubber vs mesh) since I never lift trout out of the water unless I'm going to kill it to eat. Brodin is comming out with a new net bag made with a blend of plastics similar to what is used to make baby bottle nipples a I V bottles. They say it's half the weight of a Ghost Net, Skinny