Fly tying desk

See all our fly tying desks, from handcrafted benches to beautiful workstations with tons of built-in organization. TieCraft desks offer unrivaled quality.

If you’re eager to find your own fly tying bench set up, this guide’s for you. We’ll cover all the information on what makes the perfect fly tying desk. What do you need to look for when shopping around for a fly tying desk? Plus, we’ll share some of our favorite examples of fly tying desks to give you some inspiration for your own! #flytying #flytyingdesk

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Best fly tying desk top you will find!

Every Trout series fly tying bench comes with brass spool pins for the first and second tiers, with an extra one that goes on the Tool Swivel Post © for hackle pliers to hang on. The Tool Swivel Post and Plate © can be attached on either end of the bench using thumbscrews, which are included. This allo

Fly Tying Desk with live edge

Fly Tying Room traditional basement

Our handcrafted rustic furniture is the perfect way to enhance your cabin with this timeless style. See our full selection of beds, tables, chairs, & more!

I'm curious to see what everyone's tying space looks like. Maybe I can get get a few other ideas on organization. This is My tying room.

Fly tying station from european walnut (Juglans regia) , hand made. Fly Tying station to organize fly tying process, placement of materials and tooling. There are various diameter holes prepared for storing bobbins, needles, finisher etc. and four drawers for storing materials or other equipment. Threaded spools and wires can be placed on

If you're a fly fisherman and a woodworker, there's no better project than a fly-tying chest. With lots of storage for smaller items it will make your fly-tying easier. And mix it up with some colourful woods for drawer fronts, and you have yourself a trophy project.

Fly Tying Pegboard created for my husband while away on a fishing trip

fly tying desks made with reclaimed wood, steel, live edge slabs, and even concrete.

When I first started tying flies, I didn't have a dedicated space to do it; let alone tools or materials. I literally took snelled hooks, smashed down the baitholder barbs on the shanks with needle-nose pliers, and secured them in the corner of my dad's tool vise on his workbench in the basement. For materials, I

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