Norvise Tube Fly System
Norvise Tube Fly System
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The Norvise Tube Fly System (fly tying tube vise) is designed to use all sorts of different sizes and types of tube fly materials. This includes plastic tubes, manufactured tube fly components, metal tubes with or without liners, and various types of bottle tubes. It is perfect for bulk plastic tubing, both semi-ridged materials such as nylon as well as soft transition or junction tubing. It also works just fine with non-traditional products such as “Q” tips, spray can tubes etc.
Included is an easily changed brass front hub, hex wrench, collet holder and a set of three different size collets with matching mandrels along with step by step illustrated instruction on how create excellent, durable Tube Flies.
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