Cave Crafts is here essentially to be a showcase of my latest work and to hopefully be an inspiration to others. I do undertake commisions, but quite a lot of the tools and equipment made are just for pure enjoyment. I make are generally for use in bushcraft and hiking - they are designed to be battered! Feel free to contact.

Tips on Starting Your Own Rod Building or Tackle Making Business. The first priority should be to do some background work to assess the viability of your business. You need to look at your own strengths and weaknesses and assess your current and potential resources. For the most part, rod building and tackle making businesses have relatively low startup costs; this allows most people to avoid the hassle of borrowing money.

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Sunday, 25 February 2018.

Friday, July 9, 2010. This particular piece by Robert D. Harris was created in 2009 using acrylic paint, pen, and canvas. The painting consists of a central image of a fish. The eye is drawn to the neck and gill area of the animal as it is painted using perspective to appear closer to the viewer. The lower body and tail appear farther away creating the allusion that the fish is swimming up toward the viewer.