Bobbin CerMag by Rite
If you are tying larger flies, or especially those that have longer shanks like streamers and saltwater flies, the CerMag offers you the additional length you need. And often times, these flies require heavier, tougher thread–which is why they have built this bobbin with a high-quality ceramic tube, to help you avoid cutting thread due to extreme wear and tear.
The durability and length of the CerMag will keep you cranking out those hefty patterns all year long.
Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Stainless steel with zirconia ceramic insert | Provides durability and resistance to thread wear |
| Surgical quality stainless steel | Ensures smooth and reliable performance |
| Very high pressure click drag system | Allows precise control during tying |
| Heavy duty thread tension, 2-16 ounces | Supports a wide range of thread thicknesses |
| Perfect for longer hooks such as streamers | Offers extended length for shank-heavy flies |
| Excellent for spinning deer hair | Provides stable tension for delicate materials |
FAQ
What makes the CerMag bobbin different from standard bobbins?
The CerMag features a zirconia ceramic insert within a stainless steel body, which reduces thread wear and allows for longer use with heavy-duty thread, especially when tying streamers or saltwater flies.
Can this bobbin handle very thick thread?
Yes, the CerMag supports thread tension from 2 to 16 ounces, making it suitable for heavy-duty threading in large or long-shank flies.
Is the bobbin compatible with all types of hooks?
It is especially designed for longer hooks such as streamers and saltwater flies, but can be used with a variety of hook types due to its extended length and strong tension system.
Emma Miller –
I’ve been using the CerMag bobbin for streamer ties, and it’s made a big difference. The ceramic insert holds up well even with thick thread, and I no longer have to cut my thread mid-tying. The length is perfect for long shanks, and the tension is consistent.
Neil Rees –
After switching from a regular bobbin, I noticed less thread breakage. The ceramic insert is durable and the stainless steel feels solid. Works great with deer hair and heavy-duty patterns.
Chloe Bond –
It’s a solid upgrade for saltwater fly tying. The extended length helps with long shanks, and the tension system is smooth. A bit heavier than standard bobbins, but worth it for frequent use.
Una Gibson –
Used it for a week-long fishing trip and didn’t have a single thread break. The click drag system gives precise control, and the ceramic insert stays intact even under pressure.