Another use for Wheatley Fly Boxes

Some years ago I visited Scotland with my wife and friends. In a fly shop near the River Tweed, I bought a Wheatley fly box that holds much more than flies. Its contents still sit untouched.

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2 Responses to “Another use for Wheatley Fly Boxes”

paulsmallriver Says:
July 16, 2017 at 10:12 AM | Reply
Ah, beautiful wood, attractive tile, good books and, oh yes, delight in a fly box. A+ I wonder if you will ever chance to imbibe said Scotch or if gazing at it and smiling for many years will suffice.
Cheers!
Paul

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- Kenov Says:
  July 17, 2017 at 10:28 AM | Reply
  One more year, and I’ll crack it after a decade. I did some hunting years back to see what whisky Wheatley used, but I had no luck. As for the wood, I am minding less-and-less that my wife refinished my office. LOL
  
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