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Reddit mentions of Kingfisher Ultra Slim 18 Compartment Magnetic Back Fly Box

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Reddit mentions: 2

We found 2 Reddit mentions of Kingfisher Ultra Slim 18 Compartment Magnetic Back Fly Box. Here are the top ones.

Kingfisher Ultra Slim 18 Compartment Magnetic Back Fly Box
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Found 2 comments on Kingfisher Ultra Slim 18 Compartment Magnetic Back Fly Box:

u/EuroNymphGuy ยท 1 pointr/flyfishing

Well, this works for me: Keep things focused and lightweight.

The silicone boxes are pretty heavy, IMO, so I avoid those.

I have one box with "extra" flies that I leave in the car. I then carry with me three fly boxes:

  • Umpqua Day Tripper Box: nymphs, dries and streamers. It is small and light-weight. Details here.

  • Magnetic box: for small flies #20 and smaller (I fish three tailwaters). The magnetized backing is great so that small flies don't get blown away in a sudden breeze. Pic here.

  • C&F chest patch: This a great invention. Open side slits allow flies to dry. It has magnets in it. Has enough slots to hold a bunch of flies. Details here. This is the go-to box. I try and plan ahead about what I want to fish and load those into this box. As a result, I rarely go into the other two boxes. Very efficient too, as I don't have to open the chest pack. I just flip open the C&F, pick a fly, put the old one on a magnet to dry, and flip it shut.
u/down_view ยท 1 pointr/flyfishing

One of these. I started buying them because I can fit multiple in my waist pack and I can just toss flies in without sliding them into individual slits. They don't work well for larger flies, or bushy dry flies, though.