How to Spool the Norvise Bobbin

Big Mess walks you thru the simple process of spooling the Norvise Auto Bobbin! The Norvise Auto Bobbin pairs perfectly with the Norvise Fly Tying System but we have customers that use them on a standard static vise with great success.
The Norvise product can be found at Tuckaseegee Fly Shop in Bryson City and Sylva NC.
Purchase these great products at www.tuckflyshop.com or by calling 1-828-488-3333.
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[@danbeyool4405]

I bought mine in Kelso. Miss those guys and the Cowlitz River

[@guidotesi9928]

Norvise, my love!!! ❤❤❤

[@gajuma56]

Thank you...this was very informative!

[@mrok3405]

Thanks for an awesome video. Greetings from Australia

[@tuckaseegeeflyshop]

Thanks for lestening

[@doublefeed732]

Excellent Display.

[@tuckaseegeeflyshop]

Thank You!

[@frankashby6235]

Get stuff here 'Big Mess'. Where can I locate the dental floss threader ?? AND since I'm in East TN, may I order from your shop??

[@tuckaseegeeflyshop]

we have threaders at our store.Yes you can order from our store.

[@nichtverstehen2045]

so i'd need a norvise bobbin for each thread i'm gonna use in the nearest future because there is no easy way to un-spool unused thread. nice "sales strategy" but thanks.

[@marksleeper9385]

thanks you answered the question on the spool winder, do you sell the magnum brass both pcs that will fit fine point jaws and standard jaws ,do they make the magnum with the hole centered for the jaws that will fit fine point jaws, any info would be great Thanks Mark

[@tuckaseegeeflyshop]

Mark. Great question. We do sell the magnum brass hubs. They retail for 75.00. They make a magnum hub for the center point jaws. We do not have that one on stock. It retails for 45.00.

[@marksleeper9385]

@@tuckaseegeeflyshop thanks for the info

[@tylerdougan1797]

Would you recommend this vice for a new tyier, or should i go with a more traditional version?

[@tuckaseegeeflyshop]

Tyler I have had people who have never tied start with the Norvise. I actually think it is easier to learn the Norvise without having prior tying expereince.

[@marksleeper9385]

@@tuckaseegeeflyshop the best vise to learn on, and I was lucky to meet Norm at a fly show in Mass