Loon - Ergo Dialed In Bobbin

Loon – Ergo Dialed In Bobbin – Adjustable tension bobbin for total thread control.

The Loon Ergo Dialed In Bobbin gives tiers the ability to fine-tune thread tension with ease. Featuring a precision ceramic insert, it delivers smooth thread flow without fraying, while the adjustable dial allows for instant control to match different materials and techniques. The ergonomic, powder-coated yellow handle offers comfort, durability, and easy visibility at the bench, making it an essential tool for long tying sessions. Built to handle everything from delicate dries to heavy streamers, this bobbin combines versatility with Loon’s trusted design and craftsmanship. Shop online or visit Drift Outfitters in Toronto for expert advice and fast shipping across Canada.

Q: What is a fly tying bobbin used for?
A: A fly tying bobbin holds your spool of thread and keeps tension consistent while tying flies. It allows smooth, controlled wraps and helps prevent thread breakage. The bobbin is one of the most essential tools on any tying bench.

Q: What types of fly tying bobbins do you sell?
A: Drift Outfitters offers a wide selection of bobbins, including standard, ceramic tube, adjustable-tension, and heavy-duty models. Ceramic or coated tubes protect thread from fraying, while adjustable-tension bobbins provide precise control for different materials and thread sizes.

Q: How do I choose the right bobbin for my tying style?
A: Beginners often prefer standard or ceramic bobbins for reliability, while experienced tiers appreciate tension-adjustable or ergonomic designs for comfort during long tying sessions. The right bobbin balances smoothly and delivers consistent thread control. If you’re tying smaller flies consider a shorter length bobbin for better control, and a longer one for larger hooks for better reach.

Q: Which fly tying bobbin brands do you carry?
A: We stock premium brands like Loon Outdoors, Stonfo, C&F Design, Renzetti, and Tiemco. Each offers high-quality construction and smooth thread delivery for consistent, professional results at the vise.

Q: How do I thread a fly tying bobbin?
A: Insert your thread through the bobbin tube using a threader or by sucking it through gently. Once threaded, adjust tension by squeezing or rotating the arms, ensuring the thread feeds smoothly without snagging.

Q: How should I maintain my fly tying bobbin?
A: Nothing needs to be maintained, but occasionally check for burrs or wear at the tip and replace if damaged to prevent thread fraying.