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I have managed to get by for the past 20-some years with just a couple sizes of tin cans with a handful of pennies in the bottom for some added stability.

The list is on page 43.

Type p parker-kalon thumb screw https://www.ebay.com/itm/165199618586

https://www.rikerdisplaycases.com/#!/Hinged-Hardwood-Cases/c/20473467

The dreaded disease known as Spring Cleaning.

https://www.calgarysflyshop.com/products/bulk-sink-tip?variant=568621858837 https://avidangler.com/273570c.html https://waterswest.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1458

https://www.crappie.com/crappie/jig-tying-lure-making-diy-forum/418278-float-fly-tutorial-using-duck-feathers/

Claretbumbler.com has a sooty bumble that uses pheasant rump for the head hackle https://claretbumbler.com/tag/bibio-pattern/ And on this forum sbpatt uses pheasant rump in about 17 of his loch/lough style patterns.

One thing I noticed is that some folks list a range of sizes available but there is no way on the page to specify hook size.

Go to the very bottom of the page and click About, then click How It Works

https://savageflies.com/hook-comparison-charts/

http://www.jigcraft.com/patterns/autojig.html

Banded mylar. Used for great lakes trolling rigs. https://www.purpletacoflysupply.com/product/clear-pearl-ci-4-standard-cut/