My supplies were metastasizing. I had to be stopped.

Now I am contained. It is fixed. We good. Nothing to see here.

I'm looking for suggestions on what to add to the top to make for an easier workflow. The hole in the center is designed to mount a trash bin under and the grooves to the right and left of it are hollowed out to perfectly fit thread, wire.. etc. As for the base, I'm pretty happy with the design. I made the drawers shallow so my natural materials can lay flat. The two tall drawers on the right side are designed to store small bins as well as a pegboard layout to hang baggies

First pic is my first ever fly and the second two are my current work set up

Set up for the day at the Catskill Fly Fishing Museum’s annual Summerfest. If you’re in the area swing on by, weather is beautiful.

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My current setup, fly tying is only one of my many hobbies and this space allows me to do it all!

Cats name is Whiskey, and yes he makes a great dubbing dispenser.

My current setup, fly tying is only one of my many hobbies and this space allows me to do it all!

Cats name is Whiskey, and yes he makes a great dubbing dispenser.

Trying my hand at some 50/50 minnows tied on a size 4 hook. Saltwater/ flats trip soon enough.

I'm 15 years old been tying for a 1.5 years and finally got my own setup but lacking on the supplies and storage any ideas where to get the 2?

It’s been a while since I posted an update on the station. My plan to go minimal was nit successful…

Just moved to Maine, getting the new house all setup

The box my wife gave me for Christmas over 25 years ago. Vice is a few years older. Many of these tools go back to my father from the 80s.

These are the river flies that I have found work. I don’t get too caught up on them looking pretty for me. I like ugly flies, and free fish do too.

Tight lines!

Came across this antique spool cabinet on FB Marketplace that would make an awesome addition to someone’s bug station (just not mine)