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The BEST 5-in-1 Multi Purpose Tool. Anodized covering and design gives a cool futuristic look that leaps out from more traditional pliers like Rapala and Scientific Anglers. The alloy covering adds corrosion resistant properties making this ideal for saltwater. By the way being small and light they are great for KAYAKS. Manufacturing combines T6 heat treatment and CNC cutting .... Read more or Check Price
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Piscifun Fishing Pilers with Light Weight Aluminum Frame and Replaceable Line Cutters Great for Freshwater or Saltwater 7-2/3"Customer Reviews Purchased this product
High quality pliers. Bought them for the crimping tool make my leaders they also have some other useful features. Very happy with purchase. by Steven Hughes
Wow These are by far the best fishing piers that I have ever had or seen. They work wonderfully by Bryan
Just got my tongs. I have not had the opportunity to use while fishing but these checking on the Mainland seems to be suitable. by Steven Bruno
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