Pliers/Crimpers

Landers 6.5" Fishing Pliers are a must-have for any inshore or freshwater angler. This lightweight, easy-to-handle tool makes lure-rigging and hook removing a breeze, and the anodized Aluminum body, 316 Stainless Steel jaws, and replaceable Tungsten Carbide cutters are sure to hold up in even the harshest conditions. A sheath and basic lanyard are included with each set and now you can choose between a nylon sheath and a rubberized sheath with rotating belt clip.

Landers 7.5" Fishing Pliers are built for big hands and heavy use. This heavy-duty tool makes quick work of lure-rigging and hook removing for larger species, and the anodized Aluminum body, coated Stainless Steel jaws, and replaceable Tungsten Carbide cutters withstand tough deep-water conditions. Though they were designed with offshore fishing in mind, these pliers work equally well for inshore and freshwater use. A sheath and basic lanyard are included with each set and you can now choose between a nylon sheath and a ruberized sheath with rotating belt clip.

Built for strength, Mustad's new Crimper features drop-forged high carbon steel witha 420 fine polish stainless steel finish for brilliant saltwater corrosion resistance. The grip is designed with a non-slip material that handles well in both dry and wet conditions. Perfect for preparing rigs with Demon Link terminal tackle!

Stainless Steel Tang Construction Multi-Function Non-Slip Handle

These are the split ring pliers that Saltwater Sportsman Magazine called the "World’s Best Split-Ring Pliers." Surgical stainless...

If comfort and ease of use spring to mind when looking for the perfect dehooking tool, then the Toit Short Nose Pliers may be just what you are looking for. Not only is it designed for dehooking but it provides various holes in the handles to put your hook thru and tighten you fishing knot. Made from a Stainless Steel these Short Nose Pliers are ideally suited for removing hooks from small freshwater and saltwater species. This tool has an improved grip with a shorter jaw length providing greater rigidity and grip strength during hook removal. The unique handle design allows for the tool to get into fairly tight spaces, especially when working around fish gills inside the mouth. The shorter jaw length and fulcrum distance also prevent bending and twisting of the jaw tips. Sprung loaded for repeat use may just give this tool the edge.