The Fish Grip

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$12.95

List Price: $14.95

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Manufacture ID: FGrip

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Made by makers of the Norton Brass Rattler - "You have our assurance that this quality product will help to successfully land a fish with a less chance of injury to either the fisherman or to the fish, which may be released".

Over center locking - grip to lock, flip to open.
Unique jaw design - holds the lip of the fish.
Durable materials - plastic and stainless steel.
High viz color - easy to see, day or night.
Weight scale slot - attach a scale, deduct 5 oz.
Wrist lanyard - in case it slips.
IT FLOATS

Flat surface on jaws of the Fish Grip helps to prevent the puncture of thin tissue of the mouth of the fish. Lip bone of the fish rolls to either side of the point of the jawx of the Fish Grip securing your catch.
Less injury to the fish too!

Made in the USA

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(11 Ratings, 7 Reviews)

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Works great

Rob Choi (Richmond, VA) 6/29/2011 9:27 PM

I use mine mostly for grabbing big catfish jaws. They work great and haven't had a problem with it in over three years. Fantastic product.... and it floats!

The Fish Gripper

Tommie Whitten (Brandon, MS) 6/29/2011 9:24 PM

This fish gripper is awesome. i was able to land the fish and then keep it in the water with the wrist cord while i paddled to the bank to meet my wife who had the camera to take some pics. it also allowed me to aid in helping the fish gain its strength back. i would recommend this to anybody. dont leave home with out it.

The Fish Gripper

Tommie Whitten (Brandon, MS) 6/29/2011 9:23 PM

The Fish Gripper

Tommie Whitten (Brandon, MS) 6/29/2011 9:23 PM

Fish Grip Review

Jose Vidal (Palm Bay, FL) 6/29/2011 8:31 PM

I don't leave home without this group when fishing out of the kayak. Great product for keeping the fish alive while getting a measuring board or camera out. I simply have a 3 foot bungee on my grip that is attached to my kayak. I let the fish swim around while I get everything ready.