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I've done scouts with three to a vise, but you can
also show them how to use a kelly clamp (2.98 at your local fly shop) stuck with
the handles in holes cut in a block of wood with the block clamped with a C
clamp to the table. you will need some sort of bobbin for each kid, a
scissors (cheapest at your local W"mart in the sewing section) and a ball point
pen in the closed position (or a BIC pen with the filler out) as the tool to use
to slip half hitches over the head when tying off. I also had dubbing wax (glue
sticks work well for this) and several bottles of Sally's hard as nails for head
cement when they finished. Simple patterns, such as woolly buggers, latex
nymph, griffith gnats all work well. A paper clip makes a great dubbing twister.
Good luck..you'll have a ball. My sister and I taught 24 scouts, just the
two of us, and all made three flies. We did hand out instructions with step by
step for each fly so the kids would be able to tie them at home and each scout
took home is kelly clamp. Hope this helps. Joyce
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