Fly Fishermen

[Jim Pavlicin]

Here are some turnings I just finished, they are for displaying flies. First one is cherry/blk.walnut,second-mahogany,third-cherry,fourth-teak,fifth-mahogany,sixth-maple burl,seventh-cherry/blk.walnut

[Jim Burr]

Those are a great idea Jim! But don't the flys just keep buzzing around inside? :D;)

[Tim Thiebaut]

These are very nice, love that maple burl! And the design on the mahogany is my favorite.

[Roger Chandler]

I like, I like, I like!

[Dick Wilson]

Jim, I have a couple of Poul Jorgensen flies that would look purdy in one of those. Never thought about doing any of these domes for donations. Great turn and idea.

[Michael James]

Great idea, but seems like you'd need a magnifying glass in there to see the flies we use for trout out here in the desert! Nice job - thanks for posting.

[Dan Forman]

Nice job. I used to tie flies, and did a few shadow boxes, but these would be more fun.

Dan

[Steve Schlumpf]

Jim - what a great idea! Nice work on each of these! First time I ever saw anything like them!

[philip labre]

They look great, Jim! I tend to hide my ties in a separate box. My late mentor, that got me started making nets, would use a large globe and do a display of realistic ties for the life cycle of a mayfly. He displayed them setting on artificial leaves, rocks and sticks, they made a great display and were auctioned off for fundraisers.