In that range a Danvise is hard to beat.Look on Ebay,might even find one on the lower end of what you want to spend.
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My vice I was using finally gave and was looking for something in the 50-80 range. What just wondering what you guys preferred?
In that range a Danvise is hard to beat.Look on Ebay,might even find one on the lower end of what you want to spend.
"Only Death will end my love affair with Texas"........... Bob Bullock
+ 1 for the Danvise. I tie on one. Works great for crappie jigs. Just be very careful with the jaw tension adjustment. It comes with a video showing you how to set it up correctly. If you don't follow instructions, you will damage the jaws.
Don't worry, catch crappie.
I like my Terra vise. Rock solid construction and not a loose connection on it. I don't do much turning of chenille on it but it turns freely and smoothly.
I love taking my kids fishing, now if I could just manage to fish at the same time.
I also like the Terra vise. It does all I want to do. I use the action spring at Barlows, under Forty.
Before paying big bucks - check out the fly tying sites for sale sections - Sometimes you can pick up a really nice vise for alot less money.
Thanks for the info. I forgot to mention I prefer it to be on a base or have a 3/8 stem so i could use my old base. I looked at the danvise on ebay but they had a clamp and doesn't look like it would fit on a base.
The Danvise fits in a base, but the stem is metric. It fits perfectly in the base I got with my Cabela's deluxe kit, but if you have a 3/8th base, you'll need an adapter. You can also enlarge the hole if you have access to the right tools.
Don't worry, catch crappie.