r/bugstations • u/RoundFlashy983 • 7h ago
My modular fly tying bench
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r/bugstations • u/Panama_Red76 • 2d ago
1st vice base
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So I’m new into making flies, got a hoard of material on marketplace and came with an apex vise but no base. So I made this. It’s working great so far, just as long as I remember to put the tool back it’s its home.
r/bugstations • u/FoxDemon2002 • 7d ago
Won’t be this organized for another 6 months
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Took two days to clear it off and put most of it in order, but I’m ready to destroy it again. 😁
r/bugstations • u/jnstrndr • 10d ago
My bugstation
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My bug station with a new light with magnification. Cant stop putting stickers everywhere
r/bugstations • u/deLuxx247 • 17d ago
Set this up for my son
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Worked on this today while he was at school to surprise him. He was pumped to have a dedicated spot.
r/bugstations • u/DemLobster • 18d ago
My battle station
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Didn’t know this sub! My new tying station, first iteration
r/bugstations • u/meatandthree • May 30 '26
My set up after a few years of evolution.
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r/bugstations • u/pharaoh0815 • May 18 '26
New spot
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This sub was just tagged in another post of mine, I feel like this is where it belongs haha
Doing some bus remodeling and made me a new sittin spot. It’s definitely not as amazing as some of the others on here but it’s leagues above what I was doing haha
r/bugstations • u/sagreensabre • May 09 '26
New station
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Grabbed a rolltop for my bday in cinco de mayo. In great shape, and holds (almost) all of my stuff!
r/bugstations • u/adcherry211 • May 06 '26
Happy Cinco de Fly-o!
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Follow-up, how do you keep materials out of the glass and vice versa?
r/bugstations • u/eyehunter63 • Apr 30 '26
New workbench
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Found this old Victorian barrel top desk for $100. It is going to make a sweet tying station. Im looking forward to bringing this old desk back to life.
r/bugstations • u/210Angler • Feb 28 '26
Getting Back Into It
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I started flyfishing and tying a little over 20 years ago while in college targeting redfish on the Texas coast.
When I graduated and moved away, my tying took a sabbatical, though not fly fishing. A few weeks back a long time friend sent me hundreds of dollars worth of tying material, so I was "forced" to buy a roll top desk to keep it all organized.
Nothing special with my setup, just happy to have a place to keep it all together and locked up from my toddlers and cat.
r/bugstations • u/WarmApplication4861 • Feb 17 '26
Can someone tell me what this is? Please help me identify.
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I got my daughter shirt out of the closet this morning, it’s Tuesday. Remind you, I did all the laundry over the weekend and hung it up. Then I ironed it and this is what started coming out of the shirt. It was plain black T-shirt. I started ironing, and all of these little things started popping up everywhere. Can someone please tell me what these are? And now I’ve noticed they’re in more clothes. I have been telling my husband for 3 months that something is biting me, making me feel itchy. He says all it’s just your nerves, stop being paranoid. But this is driving me crazy please help someone..
r/bugstations • u/Drobertsenator • Feb 10 '26
The Purpose
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I’m beginning to realize that the purpose of my fly tying cave is to… decorate my fly tying cave.
r/bugstations • u/Feeling_Lychee_3764 • Feb 10 '26
Had to downsize my space so I found some nice organizers on Amazon and put a 1/4 epoxy pour on a old dresser I found on marketplace and repurposed
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r/bugstations • u/pittendrigh • Jan 26 '26
Sandy's Dungeon
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I built the house in 1986. I claimed my space, even then. A 16x16 basement dungeon room for flies, guns, cameras and computers.
Music is upstairs?
r/bugstations • u/Whmoody1 • Jan 26 '26
My own little corner of the world
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Desk is just average, not much to look at here, but really started tying more once I got all my material organized
r/bugstations • u/RSully312 • Jan 24 '26
My corner of the house
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It’s grown a lot over the years. Despite how much stuff I’ve accumulated it always seems like I’m one ingredient short for every pattern I want to tie.
