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Are you interested in selling your box?I have one but its not the joe humphreys its the real deal aircraft aluminum hit me up maybe we can work something outView attachment 1641224229
Are you interested in selling your box?I have one but its not the joe humphreys its the real deal aircraft aluminum hit me up maybe we can work something outView attachment 1641224229
Dear Boulders,I’m inline, (16-18 month waiting period) for a new Richardson Chest Fly Box. In the meantime, I am considering the final design. I appreciate the comments and suggestions already made.
What is your experience wearing and fishing with a 3, 4 and 5 tray system? In terms of slips, trips and falls, does the 3,4,5 it obstructs your line of sight?
Wearing metal on your chest ain't for the weak-hearted.
Regards,
Tim Murphy
I like no more than three trays. They don't hurt your line of site. Lightning fast fly changes are the advantage. Two have dividers; the front one is just foam on the tray and lid. I have a fly floatant holder on mine that is ultra-convenient. I've fished off and on with Richardsons for 30 years.I’m inline, (16-18 month waiting period) for a new Richardson Chest Fly Box. In the meantime, I am considering the final design. I appreciate the comments and suggestions already made.
What is your experience wearing and fishing with a 3, 4 and 5 tray system? In terms of slips, trips and falls, does the 3,4,5 it obstructs your line of sight?
Mine's a 3 tray, and it's generally "enough" for me. But no, I don't have any line of site/slip trip and fall issues, and I don't really imagine another tray or two would change that.What is your experience wearing and fishing with a 3, 4 and 5 tray system? In terms of slips, trips and falls, does the 3,4,5 it obstructs your line of sight?