Bobbins

This "bullet" grip bobbin is easy to hold and easy to control. Ceramic inserts ensure a smooth snag-free path for all styles of thread. The titanium adds a hard coating that increases durability and decreases friction.

Use a threader to pull your thread through the bobbin tube when you get tired of trying to suck the thread through.  The reverse end can be used as a half-hitch tool.

A ton of function in a compact package. 

This disk grip bobbin is easy to hold and easy to control. Ceramic inserts ensure a smooth snag-free path for all styles of thread.

Bobbins are the critical tool in tying since they must keep smooth tension on the thread spool to apply the thread to your fly. These bobbins have delrin feet for smooth tension on the thread spool, and have ceramic inserts for smooth application of thread to fly. This is important for small threads and threads like Nano Silk.  This is a small bobbin, which is well suited for smaller flies.

The total length is 3.5 inches.  The tube -- from the thread insert end to the tip -- is 2 inches and extends 1 inch from the point in which the bobbin is gripped.  

Bobbins are the critical tool in tying since they must keep smooth tension on the thread spool to apply the thread to your fly. These bobbins have delrin feet for smooth tension on the thread spool, and have ceramic inserts for smooth application of thread to fly. This is important for small threads and threads like Nano Silk.  These funnel shaped inserts allow for a smoother application of thread or other materials as the bobbin is rotated, and they cause less breakage than traditional pipe or straight edged inserts.

These are large, heavy duty bobbins...great for streamers, bass bugs, and saltwater flies.

The total length is 5 inches.  The tube -- from the thread insert end to the tip -- is 2.5 inches.  

Bobbins are the critical tool in tying since they must keep smooth tension on the thread spool to apply the thread to your fly. These bobbins have delrin feet for smooth tension on the thread spool, and have ceramic inserts for smooth application of thread to fly. This is important for small threads and threads like Nano Silk.  These funnel shaped inserts allow for a smoother application of thread or other materials as the bobbin is rotated, and they cause less breakage than traditional pipe or straight edged inserts.

For most flies, use the Regular size.  For larger bugs like streamers and salt flies, the Large is nice to have.

The iconic Ergo Bobbin series gets an upgrade to allow tyers to perfectly dial in their tension, just like the drag on a fly reel.  The powder coated ergonomic handle rests comfortably in tyers hands, while the dual-radiused tube allows thread to travel smoothly from spool to fly.

Use a threader to pull your thread through the bobbin tube when you get tired of trying to suck the thread through.  The handle is oversized and blue, which makes it easy to hold and easy to find on your tying desk.

Bobbins are the critical tool in tying since they must keep smooth tension on the thread spool to apply the thread to your fly. These bobbins have delrin feet for smooth tension on the thread spool, and have ceramic inserts for smooth application of thread to fly. This is important for small threads and threads like Nano Silk.  These funnel shaped inserts allow for a smoother application of thread or other materials as the bobbin is rotated, and they cause less breakage than traditional pipe or straight edged inserts.

These are large, heavy duty bobbins...great for streamers, bass bugs, and saltwater flies.

The total length is 5 inches.  The tube -- from the thread insert end to the tip -- is 2.5 inches.  

Bobbins are the critical tool in tying since they must keep smooth tension on the thread spool to apply the thread to your fly. These bobbins have delrin feet for smooth tension on the thread spool, and have ceramic inserts for smooth application of thread to fly. This is important for small threads and threads like Nano Silk.  These funnel shaped inserts allow for a smoother application of thread or other materials as the bobbin is rotated, and they cause less breakage than traditional pipe or straight edged inserts.

For most flies, use the Regular size.  For larger bugs like streamers and salt flies, the Large is nice to have.