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I recently posted about how I was having problems tying smaller flyes on my leaders.  Obviously I am not the only one with eyes that are not what they use to be.  I checked out several of the suggestions.  A magnetic threader from Orvis, the cf system and needle threaders from the fabric store.  The needle threaders form the fabic store were the best value at about $3.00.   The magnetic threader from Orvis was the easiest to use up to about a size 18.  My opinion is the cf system is the best.  I feel confident that I can now change flies when I want.

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Do the threaders work on really small flies (#20-24)?  I think this would help my dad.

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Dr. Slick has a couple of threaders out, one of the (the JR) is made for small flies. I have never used them, but talking to people who have, they work pretty well.

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Bifocals, ha!  What about those of us in the trifocal group?  I have always used the C&F Designs threaders which come in three sizes, standard, midge, and ultramidge.  I find that they clip onto the plastic D-rings on the front of my vest for easy access and they work very well.

Phil

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Yes, JT the threaders work.  I have tried them down to size 24.



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