Chuck, it sounds like your 'design' is for a C-clamp, vise, right?
----- Original Message ----- From: "Chuck S" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2001 9:11 AM Subject: Re: Fly Vise Help - Catch Bag > I solved the problem of a catch bag accidentally for about three dollars > if I recall right. While shopping at Walmart, I found a laundry > clothes-pin bag that includes a hard finished nylon bag with grommets > and a piece of shaped wire to hang it with. After looking at it awhile, > I took the wire, laid it down so the open end of the rectangle pointed > away from me and about and inch away from the closest side of the > rectangle or the side with the short edge with the small U in the > middle, I bent both side arms out at about 20 degrees or so. (looks like > a large V with a squared off bottom with a small U in the middle of the > bottom) > > I now hang the bag from around the bottom of the vise support post by > the small U shaped indentation in the short arm while inserting the two > bent sides inside the grommets and into the opening of the bag (they act > as spreaders) I catch the upper edge of the bag and voila a very > functional catch bag that looks bettr than most and almost approaches > the Dyna King Bag in looks. The hard finish makes it a cinch to empty > and best of all, it's a great value while retaining the functionality of > the high priced spread! > > > Good Fishing > Chuck S > > > p.s. For all you Shad anglers - the Shad season is getting ready to hit > us here in Florida - it peaks here in late Jan and if you ever get a > chance come on down for some easy and fun fishing that won't cost you an > arm and a leg since it can be had w/o a guide or a boat. > >
