Fishing Pliers: What do you like?

[buddha]

I have some needle nose pliers, a cheap braid cutter, but I need a little stronger pair of pliers. Some like the Adaro P Line pliers. I have seen the Boomerang pliers online but have no experience with them. Some say Sargent are great.

What do you like and why?

[momo fish]

Also looking for a good pair. Seems ones I buy get all rusty at end of season even after I wash them and apply oil every few months.


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[bolocop]

I'm not sure if this isn't powerful enough for you, but a buddy and I both got this because of it's durability. This won't rust. I haven't even rinsed with fresh water.

It's also relatively inexpensive...titanium/aluminum alloy

http://www.amazon.com/ForEverlast-G2P-G2-Pro-Pliers/dp/B005OJQKTC/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1394569357&sr=8-9&keywords=fishing+pliers

[jorluivil]

My suggestion: try them out at a shop before you buy them online. I had a chance to hold two different brands that looked very similar but the handles on brand X were slightly wider than the handle on brand Y. Although the difference in width wasn't noticeable it made a huge difference when you actually held it in your hand.

[chxh8me]

Turners often has the P-Line Adaro Jr's on sale for $20, which come with lanyard and pouch.... but I guess that doesnt really help those without a Turners nearby.

I keep one for kayak/surf fishing, and one for boat fishing. I like them a lot more than my regular P-line pliers (which are really just cheap, re-branded pliers you can get at any hardware store) and Cabelas pliers I have, which are constantly rusting. The braid cutter on the Adaro works really well, and stays sharp... but the location of the cutter can be awkward at times.

[bus kid]

pliers

http://www.fleetfarm.com/detail/Baker-Stainless-Steel-Pliers/0000000007396?utm_source=googleps&utm_medium=shopping%2Bsearch&utm_campaign=google%2Bproduct%20search&gslfah&gclid=COfts766i70CFcWTfgodi0EA8g

cutters
http://www.cmlsupply.com/electronics-hand-tools/aven-electronics-ergo-needle-nose-pliers-10355-er.html

[roby]

I have the ForEverlast Pliers and they hold up to kayak use very well. I've had them for almost a year and no rust yet.

The pliers themselves are not tough though. When I bend down barbs or hooks, the grooves in the pliers began to "eat away." The braid cutter is getting dull and I should replace it soon.

Overall, I like these set of pliers.

I have used the Boomerang Pliers as well (link below). These did not handle normal kayak use at all and I had to trash them in about 6 months.

http://www.amazon.com/Boomerang-Tool-Company-BTC-201A/dp/B001NXKI14/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1394592419&sr=8-1&keywords=boomerang+pliers

The Newer Boomerang Pliers look decent, but I've never tried them.

http://www.amazon.com/Boomerang-BTC281-Grip-Combo-Model/dp/B001NXFBH0/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1394592419&sr=8-2&keywords=boomerang+pliers

[boxturtle]

My suggestion: try them out at a shop before you buy them online. I had a chance to hold two different brands that looked very similar but the handles on brand X were slightly wider than the handle on brand Y. Although the difference in width wasn't noticeable it made a huge difference when you actually held it in your hand.

Wished my old man gave me that advice on my first wife

[momo fish]

Now that's funny !!!!!!


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[Fishwhisperer619]

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