由 David Rose It sounds like you’re looking for a waterproof double-sided C&F-style slit foam fly fishing box to store and organize your flies, reel, line, and possibly rods. Here’s a breakdown of what you might be seeking and some recommendations:
Key Features to Look For:
1. Waterproof Design – Keeps flies and gear dry even in wet conditions.
2. Double-Sided Storage – Maximizes space with compartments on both sides.
3. C&F Style Slit Foam – High-density foam with precise slits to securely hold hooks without damage.
4. Durable Construction – Typically made from rugged plastic or aluminum.
5. Portability – Compact enough for a vest or pack but large enough for ample storage.
6. Compatibility – Should fit various fly sizes (dry flies, nymphs, streamers) and possibly tools.
Top Recommendations:
1. C&F Design Fly Boxes (Original Brand)
– Known for premium slit foam inserts.
– Models like the C&F Waterproof Fly Box come in various sizes.
– Some have magnetic or double-sided foam.
2. Tacky Fly Boxes
– Waterproof, silicone-lined, with strong slit foam.
– Popular for their secure hold and durability.
3. Fishpond Tacky Fly Box (Collab with Tacky)
– Combines Fishpond’s build quality with Tacky’s foam.
4. Cliff Outdoors Bugger Beast or Frenzy Box
– Great for larger flies (streamers, bass bugs).
5. Orvis Fly Boxes (Waterproof Options)
– Some models feature double-sided foam.
For Rods, Reel, and Line Storage:
– If you need an all-in-one solution, consider a waterproof fly fishing carry case (like the Fishpond Thunderhead Submersible Backpack or Simms Dry Creek Z Sling).
– For rod tubes, check out hard-sided waterproof cases (e.g., Orvis Safe Passage Rod & Reel Case).
Would you like recommendations based on a specific type of fishing (e.g., trout, saltwater) or a budget range? Let me know how I can refine the suggestions!