White River Fly Shop® Crown Spring Tension Vise
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- Spring tension jaw design
- Most reliable way to securely hold hooks
- Heavy-duty head is adjustable for angle and rotation
- Clamp mount system
- Sturdy stem
The White River Fly Shop Crown Spring Tension Vise features a spring tension jaw design which has proven to be the most reliable way to securely hold hooks. The Crown Spring Tension Vise’s heavy-duty head is adjustable for angle and rotation. Complete with a clamp mount system and heavy-duty stem for maximum stability.
Rated 3.6 out of 5Â by 8
reviewers.
Rated 2 out of 5Â by fishwrangler97 Broke in the First Month of USe
A month after tying with mine the screw to keep the jaws from rotating stripped. I did not over tighten the screw it just wore out. You can not put a #6 2X Heavy nymph hook in the vice either even if you follow their instructions. Sending it back and buying a better vise. I give it a 2 star because it holds small hooks very firmly.
February 12, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by rousey fly tying vice
I have only had this vice for a month but have tied several hundred flies size 8-20. it holds well, looks like a great value.
December 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by FlyTieGuy Great Vice
The vice works great couldn't be happier with it's performance; holds the hook very secure.
Easy to open for almost any size hook.
October 19, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by dickie3120 great value
Can't beat the price. Great starter vise. Hooks never come loose. C-clamp can be difficult to get really snug, but all things considered, a good buy.
October 31, 2011
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extremly smooth
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The rotation is extremely smooth. Thumb screw allows for more or less tension of the rotation.Answers
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Full 360 degreesA:Â
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The reviewer commented that loading a #6 hook was a chore but how will it work with smaller hooks say #12 to #20?Answers
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Loading #6 is not a problem...smaller is not a problem eitherA:Â
I've used down to a 16 with no problem.A:Â
fine but mine broke after about a monthA:Â
First hook I put in the vise was a size 22 dry fly hook, rock steady. I dont go below size 24 just because its to much of a pain in my opinion, but I dont think it would have a problem with down to a 28. Just make sure you have the hook in the jaws right because spring loaded jaws like these can cut finer hooks off.Details:Â
I tie saltwater flies,I need to know the max hook size.Answers
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I've been able to tie a Size 4, I haven't tried any thing larger than that yet.A:Â
The directions say larger that #6 "For larger hooks ( size 6 and larger), align the hook bend with the curved groove in the Vise Jaws adn rock the hook back and forth as you close the jaws (this will lock larger hooks in position)" Hope this helps1 of 1
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