The Scottie Vice is deceptively simple – but it’s design ensures that time after time it securely grips the hook and allows the tyer to rotate through 180 degrees to view the fly from the back or the bottom. Particularly useful when varnishing the finished fly.
Setting up your Scottie Vice
Before you use your Scottie vice you should set it up to suite your style of tying. You can adjust the angle of the Scottie vice by loosening the set screw in the stem joint with the allen key provided.
This allows you to set the vice at the angle you prefer to work at, or to suite the pattern you are tying.

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