Scud Dub Box

[Roadkill]

Hot of the Vise...

RIMG9803 by William Lovelace, on Flickr

A couple of sizes or weights, and a choice of Light or Dark Rainbow Scud Dub

[Mike62]

Your boxes are immaculate; a shinning city on a distant hill; something to aspire to. My boxes, by comparison, look like a rusted, worm encrusted Hills Brothers coffee can full of #12 hairballs, ralphed up by one of the barn cats.

[Roadkill]

Only when they have never been near the water!!

This one is one of my earlier ones...
RIMG0955 by William Lovelace, on Flickr

[Oenophileangler]

That is a cool fly box. Keep a band aid or two for the common puncture occurrence.

I first used an Altoid box when I first started out. I was so proud to have purchased my first dozen flies about 30 years ago. Then as I got more advanced, I used an old Macanudo Ascot tin. This easily held several dozen flies.

Dale

[Roadkill]

Dale,
The good old days!

My other companion box at the time was a Prince Albert can. I did have a plastic rotary fly box for my good dry flies.

[Oenophileangler]

The good old days!

The enjoyment / cost ratio was significantly higher back then too!

Dale