Studio Tour--Fly Tying Desk Setup--Storage!!
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Brian Wise
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0:00 - 1:45 Intro
1:46 - 4:16 Desk Setup
4:17 - 12:16 Tying Material Organization
12:17 - 14:35 Studio Tour
14:36 - 22:30 Heartfelt Thank You
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Very nice of you to share your special feelings about your mother. Don’t apologize for that. The more we can all show love, the better our world will be. Keep it up!❤
I’ve been watching a lot of your videos and I instantly liked you and now you told the story about your mom and now I really like you. A lot of guys try to be tough and won’t get personal but I admire that and really appreciate you!!! Thank you Brian!!
Lost my Mom to mate. You did her proud, all the best love what you have shared and created here.
Nothing sucks worse....but thanks!
Forget the rings. The last part of your video is the best thing I’ve ever seen on any channel. I feel that as long as you/we keep our loved ones in our hearts they will always be with us. Your heart felt words will and have struck a nerve in us all. And for that you should be very proud. Not many people in this world get to effect so many. I loved it thank you so much.
My deepest condolences for the loss of your Mom. My wife is like you and was raised as an only child and lost her mother in 2015 and still struggles with it. Keep in mind that she is happy for you and she herself is still living in a better place and you will be reunited someday.
As for the Loon rings, I have an old cedar chest in my tying room. I’m wanting to put removable dowels across the inside and hang my materials from them. These rings would be perfect for that. I currently have my materials sorted in totes and it makes them difficult to find and takes up way to much room. I have pieces of cedar inside each tote as a critter deterrent. I’m hoping placing them inside the cedar chest and sorting on the dowels by type and having them inside will clean up my area and make both my wife and myself happier.
I would wear them as an anklet, and when I am not outside on the beach strutting around with my awesome anklet I would fill it up with materials on my fishing pegboard… but they would mostly be used as anklets
Big love from the UK Brian. Watched a lot of your vids over the years but this needed the comment. Thanks for doing what you do.
I know I would use the bench rings as quick cuffs..if you get my drift...my tying bench is in my bedroom....hehehe..👍👍👍Thanks again for the video and for keeping it real....I got touched by your true emotions and have to say we are who are parents make us...I can tell your mom was a wonderful lady by the quality of person you are!!! Thanks again for making a hard days work a little easier by being able to unwind to a quality video at the end of a day....
Thanks for sharing the story of your Mom. When we lose parents, no matter our age, nothing is the same. But when you go into your studio you know her spirit is there with you.
✌️and ❤️ to you and your family.
Brian, thank you for all you do, it's a pleasure to watch. I hope to meet you in person one of these days. I too, lost my mom in 2019, almost two years to the day that I lost my dad. It's funny how you really don't understand all your parents did for you until they're gone. As far as the rings go, I have a few and use them when i travel to expos to tie. I can put all the materials for a patten on one ring, then just get that ring out to tie a pattern and i have everything i need.
Again, thanks for being such an ambassador to the sport we all love!
I like my "book of hooks" but this would be awesome in my organization of hooks and all my addictive materials. You couldn't have said any better...youre mom would be so proud that you're happy in life and doing what you love and sharing with others. Keep it up buddy!
I would finally make my wife happy… by cleaning up our desk and giving her half back to her! For years I’ve been hearing “I wish you’d get this stuff organized and cleaned up so I could actually use the desk…” 😂
Thanks, lots of great ideas. We remodeled our house, now the fly tying man cave which was a mess, but I have a lot of stuff
This is the first video I have seen from you...I am 14 and have one bench that has to be both my workbench and fly tying station...a few of those rings would really help organize the minimal space I have...I really liked the video!
Brian, I just watched this for the first time. NEVER apologize for honoring your mother. My father past at 42. I was 8. My single mother worked 3 jobs to keep a roof over our heads. I never saw store bought clothes until I was 13. My mother outfitted 4 kids by making all our clothes except underwear and socks. She was that good and resourceful. I lost my mother when she was 57 and I was 32. I'm 62 now and I constantly think of her and my father! Those memories still guide me, sometimes with a smile and/or a tear. Thank you for sharing with us through your mother and your fly experience. So, one fly tier/fisherman to another THANK YOU and keep it coming. I would love to tie and fish with you one day! All the best to you and yours!
My condolences hearing about the passing of your mother buddy, but I’m positive she is proud. So, I myself served in the US Army from 2000-2011 when I was retired after being wounded in combat. Afterwards, once retired and unable to do a lot and being limited on ability to raise my income regardless of education or experience, I really really felt lost. I lost several close friends from my military service and began to feel that maybe there wasn’t much left for me here, pretty crummy feeling for a guy that took one for the team serving his country. I was a HUGE B.A.S.S. guy and grew up on Kentucky lake and longed to be back out on the water, and that’s where you come in to save the day. Fast forward a few years, and I had gotten into fly fishing through another outreach organization, but didn’t feel that I fit because trout at the time just wasn’t my thing, just wasn’t into tossing around dainty and extremely small, or so I thought at the time, dry flies. I tended to be a bit brash, much more aggressive in my fishing style, and I was more of a go big or go home kinda guy. So there I was surfing the tube and what do I see, this awesome freaking furry “swimbait” and I kept thinking why haven’t I seen that, where can I buy it, and then it hit me, someone was making/tying it, and that someone was you. When I say you opened my eyes, and that you specifically had a part in bringing this old country boy back from the edge, and you put excitement back in my daily routine where it had been lacking. The tying aspect of this sport has given me something to look forward to on days when not much moving can be done, and my bench has become my second home. On the days when I physically can, I hit the water as hard as I can and enjoy every minute of it, it’s where I find peace. I’m grateful for your contribution to this sport, and grateful for the humor, and grateful for your mom and her contribution to you and ultimately all of us here watching the channel through y’all’s studio. Keep rockin it brother, you got something a lot of folks DON’T and it’s that you’re 100% as real as it gets!
I keep mine in freezer bags, everything.
Bench rings 💍 👌 would rock.
I'd first use those bench rings to teach my nephew's Hamster "Gizmo" to Hula hoop. When we're done touring the world with our Hula hooping Hamster show, "Gizmo" could retire back to his wheel & I'll have enough cash to get a peg board and as much dubbing and flash as you have there to hang. All jokes aside, My Condolences. It's never easy losing someone so special. Love your vids & keep the great work coming. Cheers.
I would use the rings to organize my fly materials that I bring to Florida each winter in my Plano 3731 deep boxes. We come down from Illinois each year to help my wife’s parents that are in their 80’s. My mother took over a preschool program in the early 1980’s because the service was needed in our small city. At her wake in the early 2000’s many young adults stopped by the visitation and commented on the impact she had had on their lives. I get my heart for service from her. Thank you for sharing your story.
Brian sharing your studio layout was awesome, but sharing your dedication and tribute to your mom was amazing and heart touching. Your appreciation for your viewers is nice, but it is all of us that should appreciate the time and effort you put into this venue.
You have a fly tying setup from heaven mate! I fit everything I have (about half what you have) in a space about the size of a twin sized bed...including my vice, and work computer and printer. lol 4 drawers..thats really it.
What a awesome way to honor your mom and the legacy she left behind, you. This was such a wonderful way to know you more. I love how real you are is why I have always enjoy watching a learning from you. I will always think of your mom know when watching you tie. Thank you for your openness to share. Jim
I'd use them to organzize tying materials by type - CDC on one ring, Lazer dub on another, flashabou on its own etc. ANYTHING to suppress my wife's compulsion to try to organize me tying bench and surrounding area.And I gotta say, nice tribute to your Mom. Well done.
My condolences to you and your family Brian.
So sorry for your loss thanks for doing what you do your mom raised a amazing son
I saw this video and did the same thing with pegboard, but used the metal paper binder rings. Cheap and I don’t have to unscrew anything but can still flip through my materials
Good idea!
You asked for it, now you have Kevin. Yes the rotary cutting mat is a great Idea.
Thanks for sharing this with us Brian! So sorry for your losses. Super awesome to be along for the ride, your content has really helped a lot of people including me be successful at this whole streamer throwing thing, just wanted to thank you and can’t wait to see what’s coming up in the future. Tight lines brother🤝🍻
Right in the feels. I went through some stuff a few years ago and had someone that went through something similar tell me that they prayed “don’t let this pain be for nothing let me use it to help others”. So I pray that also when I see someone going through something it helps me help them, if that makes sense. Your tying videos are something I watch when I get annoyed with the world, lol. But watching someone tie and listening to the music is something that really takes my mind off of others things, almost like fishing or shooting a bow. At the risk of sounding to corny anyway.
Beautiful Brian, you honor your mom in every video you post, your professionalism and fun way of sharing what you know. She definitely is proud of you. Thank you
Wow, I was going to make a comment on my thought about using bench rings, but by the end of your video I was teary eyed. What a great tribute to your mom. One of the best, most heart felt videos this Texarkana boy has experienced.
Thanks for sharing all this with us, your Mom sounds like a great lady!! I appreciate the guided tour through you fly tying studio. I’m just getting into fly tying so all these tips are so helpful!! Thank you Brian for sharing!!
My grandpa died like month ago, i carried him to his sleeping place. Most hardest days of my life. I miss him so much. I love fishing and stuff but now its whole new level. Yet not able to handle this.
Brian love your videos. The feels at the end hit home as I lost my dad a few years ago-he never really got to see my growing love for tying but I know he would have loved seeing my growing passion-just wish I would have been able to share more of it with him. I live in Ste. Genevieve, MO but my wife & I have been blessed to be able to own a cabin on the Little South Branch of the Pere Marquette river in MI. One of my most enjoyable things to to is to sit riverside and tie. Hauling tying gear & materials usually results in throwing a bunch of stuff in a backpack-the material rings look like a great way to be able to keep things organized going back & forth. Keep up the great work!
Brian, thanks for sharing thcome story of your mom very touching. Your studio is so cool knowing that it was your mom's. Keep the great content coming.
I’m sorry for your loss Brian. Beautiful tribute to your mom. I lost my dad in 1980, my mom in 97. I think of them every day, always in a good uplifting way. Thank you so much for sharing such an intimate part of your life. Your mom Is proud of you, and definitely is still a part of you, and always will be. I’m so glad to be a part of your journey also. You’ve worked your tail off to get here, and we appreciate you. Best wishes to you and your family. God bless my friend! ✌️❤️🙏🙂
They really were the best people. Miss them every single day; Best video so far❤️
This is the best video Brian! Thank you for sharing and for all that I have and continue to learn through your videos.
Bench rings. I think you could put spools of wire, etc. on a bench ring. Basically, anything you wouldn't put in a bobbin because you only need a few inches of the material. Could also put floss, holographic tinsel, etc.
Thank you for doing what you do. I have and will continue to learn a lot from you sir Brian wise. have a blessed day and tightlines buddy.
Wonderful set up. If you did not want to hang a peg board I would put up cup hooks in my bookcase to hang supplies. Love the idea with the shoe holder. I have tying room envy
Another solution for your peg board issues may be the following. I think unscrewing the the Loon ring and then screwing it shut again is a bit of a hassle. Get yourself a bunch of those reusable slider plastic bags. So not the presure closing type but the ones that you can slide open and shut with a a zipper like thingy. Then punch one or more holes in the *bottom end* of the bag to hang it from. This way you can either remove the peg or the ring from your board and access the bag from the bottom side by simpley sliding it open. Don't forget to slide the bag shut again before hanging it back or you''ll be sweeping the contents of the floor 🤣
If you have a sewing machine you can reinforce the bottom section to prevent tear out of glue something to it. But usually the thickness of these bags is sufficient for the weight.
I like the way you think......
Well, you made me cry...thanks for that! 😉 I'm so glad you were able to turn her place that she loved into a space where you can do what you love. And you are right, she would be so proud of you...she always was!! Miss you and love you ton, B! ❤
Very well said, emotional story... the best memory for two great people in your family. could see using those for many of my streamer hair...presently, my bags a "speared" through a metal coat hanger....that's hanging on a nail on the wall above my desk....about as close to organization as I can do.
Brian I love my 4 set of bench rings. I wish I could get pack of just one size. And as far as your feels go you got me too. I’ve lost 5 family members in the last 6 months. 2 in the last week. So I get it hard to speak on any of it without breaking down. I just really wanted to say thank you for being willing to share your grief when you so easily could’ve skipped it.
First and most importantly, sorry for your loss brother. This is a special video for sure. Great way to have your Moms memory live through your passion of fly tying. As for the rings I love to travel and find when I bring materials with me to either tie at the lodge or even by a campfire along the river, my case full of materials usually is a disaster by the time I open it up to tie up a few streamers or hoppers to “ match the hatch”. I keep everything in a old Plano type camera case, and I would love to take out all my makeshift compartments and have just my travel vise, loon tool kit and then my materials on these rings! It would so much more efficient and as a side note I wouldn’t have to worry about a package of marabou or hackle flying off the table but rather could have them all secure on the rings! Great new product and now I have too look to get some for a trip coming up soon!
Well, I just got into tying and im exploring options for setting up my tying space. I would likely do exactly what you have done and use the rings to hang the rapidly growing collection of materials 😅. Then I should get yelled at less by the lady for bags being everywhere 😂 Im really enjoying your videos for knowledge and inspiration. Looking forward to more great content! Much love ❤️
Brian, not going to comment about the Loon material rings even though I could use some and put them to good use. I will comment though on your tribute to your Mother, I know how hard it is to speak about someone you love and care about in the public eye, so I commend you and respect you for this I also feel like even though we have never met, that tribute introduced me to the real Brian Wise.
God Loves you!
I would use those rings for dubbing and chenille packages. I used to have a reel just like your grandpa's reel the Johnson century. Caught the biggest catfish of my life on that reel. That brought back a lot of good memories thank you.
First and foremost, thanks for sharing about your mom; it’s those personal connections that make the talking head on the screen relatable and feel like a friend. I always appreciate your authentic nature, so this moment is just one more feather in your “being an awesome person” cap.
Second- if the super awesome thing you’re partnering on is granite vise bases then I am beyond stoked!! I’ve been envious of that since the first video I saw it in! You can put me down as a pre-preorder if that’s what’s coming ;)
Lastly, for the rings - I think it would be cool to use them to have exposed loops of materials; such as using a heavy duty hole punch on deer hides, or zip ties looped into flashabou rings, so the difference between storage and usage is literally just where it’s located (the table or the wall).
A little more crafty use for them would be to use the longer one as a bite guard… figuring out a way to attach it to your leader (other than a blood knot or some such knot) might be a bit tricky, but based on how your knife handled it, I’m guessing it could stand up to a few toothy critters haha
Awesome video! Love your studio / tying bench! It’s fantastic!
Sorry for the loss of your Mother, probably not easy an easy story to share in front of the camera. Good for you for doing so. She would be proud.
As for the bench rings, I would do the exact same thing you’re doing. I don’t use a peg board but I have screw in hooks to the wall. They get me by but all my material are held together with they kind of releasable zip ties… not ideal and I hate having to take 10 packs off to get to one. So, in all honesty… I’d do what you do! It’s brilliant!
Cheers
Great video. Thank you for sharing with us.
Whoa! You got My feels going, Brian...on a Tuesday, no less.
Thanks for the tour of the studio and for sharing the story of your mom. She would TOTALLY be so proud of what you've done with the studio to honor her memory and carry on her DIY spirit. Bravo, sir! And thanks for being more than a talking head. Seriously. Showing who you are and what makes you tick is awesome and I appreciate it all the more. 👏👏👏
What would I do with the Loon Bench Rings? Get all the materials that won't fit on my pegboard out of the FIVE grocery sacks (sitting on my floor at the moment). Dan at Feather-Craft will vouch for me. I need at least one big ring for all the Schlappen and one for all the chenille. 🤪
Unrelated, but worth mentioning, Keith (?) at Tornado Anchor came through big-time. The code in your video doesn't work anymore, but he gave me a different one and it was delivered... The. Very. Next. Day. Couldn't believe it. And that anchor IS all that. I was a little skeptical about all the hype, but I figured I needed a new anchor anyway. Consider my skepticism crushed.
Thanks for the great ideas. Love the bucktail/shoe holder.
Setting up a new Tying station. I think I will is the rings just as you do.
i would use these loon rings to store my leaders for the same reason you use them for organizing your tying materials. they should make finding a particular leader easier
The Loon rings would be great for flash and fibers. Trim off a corner of the bag, pull out the strands you need with a bodkin or hook and you would only need to open the ring when you run out of a color.
Your feels also got to my feels. Lost my mom unexpectedly in 2013. It doesn’t get easier, you just have to keep going forward. Awesome that she is still “with you” in your studio. My mom used to quilt so I have repurposed some of her quilting tools into my tying bench. Helps to keep her in mind when I pick one of them up.
Update: I am sure the Lion rings are great as they make fantastic products. That said, anyone looking for a more economical solution can search for “wire key rings” and find 100 packs for $15 or so in the same sizes.
Nice one, good reflection.
Empty out all the shoe boxes of material I have stacked in my daughters closet so maybe I can put some more of her things in there😅 Another great video!
I don't even want the rings. I just wanted to say the last part of this video, was great. ❤️
One word, Awesome!
Thanks so much!
I would probably use them for my new setup I’m working on because I also like looking at all the materials on the pegboard so that what I would use them for
i saw those bench rings before but the benefit wasn't described, now i get it , might get some.
Those loops but with magnets instead of screws would be cool.
Beautiful video brother
My wife would appreciate me being more organized. Those would help. Thanks as always with all the the new tips ,and new products. Brian. God bless. I am so sorry for your losses. But our loved ones will always be in our hearts. I can not ever thank you enough for the things you have taught me thru videos. I have met you a couple of times at BPS fly shop.
Loved your Honesty Bro…really enjoyed this Video..Pauly at Wilderness Coast on Fly in Australia 🤓👍
Not to knock Loon but I've been using, for years, shower curtain/golf towel rings and generic cable loops from amazon. Much cheaper.
Great video to wake up to. Very nice setup. The bench rings are a good idea (I don't need to be in the drawing). Shoe holder is also a good idea (I'm going to have my "seamstress" wife make me some with smaller pockets.
great video, I have been interested in your tieing setup.
Nice!
For my bench rings... let me tell ya what I would do! for the patterns that I do A LOT of: I would have each of the materials that I would need on a ring. Example: Wooly Bugger; on a bench ring, I would have hooks, cones, saddle hackle, chenille, wire, marabou, and flash all on a ring. I want to tie a WB. I grab that ring and get to work.
Parker sent me here great vid 🔥
Very Kool bench rings,,,I would use a peg board like you but I would play with DAISY CHAIN the rings..design a Kool SHAPES maybe?
hope u can send them to England! Thanks !!
First off I would put my fly tying materials on one and if I had two I would use the second to tie up my dinosaur! Lol crack myself up lol
Those bench rings would be a game changer. I have drawers and drawers of streamer materials. I spend more time looking for the materials I want than actually tying 😂
I like your videos u ty the awesome tips i would use the rings since I'm just starting too ty u seam very down too earth thats what I like about you that what I like about you man
I use a Folgers coffee can for all my flies
Where do you get the stone base for your vice?
That was really nice bro...I'm a single dad raising my two girls...2 and 4..and I kill myself working 12 hour days and tying flies..I hope my babies say nice words and know how hard I worked and struggle everyday..I just got into my feels too haha but those rings are awesome and would use them all the time bro...never seen them before and my organization needs some tuning lol
I would use them on my 10 foot peg board. Like you, I can’t stand stuff in drawers. I also know now not to try and cut them with my knife. If I may ask, what is the story with the lightning bolt light?
Brian, what size bench ring do you use most?
Small and medium, definitely
I hate my pegboard for that exact reason. The rings are so simple how have I not known this.
I would use it for my drive fly feathers I may need 2 then lol
I would try and clean up my fly tying area. Try being the key word
First love your vids you help me in my fly tying
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I would make it put the resin on its skin or else it gets the thread again. But seriously I'd probably put small holes in my buck tails then thread them all on there
Way too late of a comment, hope you see this, but what i'd do with them bench rings is...cut them open and see whats inside...likely messing up my knife in the process =)
My ”tying room” door opens outwards and I can’t lock it when I’m in there due to the main light in the room being connected to the door (the light switches off when the door closes)…so I would use those rings to secure the door on the inside to prevent the wife/children opening it when I’m in there. 😂
About the material organization what if I’m color blind?
I’d have to buy a bunch of new materials 🤑 to get rid of all my planos and have the baggies to string them up
@2k subs + around 10k views monthly I make about 11 dollars a month. I'd wager that Brian here (Bryan? sorry i'm really new to the fly fishing world!) is making around 12 times that. So hes making Gas money if he drives a vehicle that gets like 15mpg or better.
Hey Brian, your wife's a whole lot prettier than you are, just sayin'. As for the bench rigs, I'm going to make a camper cap on the back of my pickup I'm going to tow behind my motorhome. I'm going to have a fly tying bench in that camper cap and I'm going to use the bench rings to hang my bags of materials from the walls. How I'm going to hang the complete deer skin I got from a friend of mine a few years ago I don't know right now but I've ordered lots of bags and was wondering how I was going to store them. Now I know. I just need to figure out some way to keep them on hook or pegs when I travel down the road. Some of those roads going to the Little Red are pretty bumpy.
I hate to break it to you but a bucket in a cubby is a drawer...