Extra reach for deep hooks, toothy fish, and fast rig changes
Typical delivery times range from 5 to 7 days
Deep hooks and toothy fish can put your fingers closer to the business end than you want them. The Beyond Fishing 8.5" Long Nose Fishing Pliers give you extended reach for working hooks free while providing a versatile cutting tool for line changes and rigging in both freshwater and saltwater.
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Length | 8.5 inches |
| Jaw Material | Stainless steel |
| Finish | Corrosion-resistant coating |
| Line Cutter | Serrated blade |
| Cutter Applications | Braided line, monofilament, and steel wire |
| Storage | Built-in locking mechanism |
| Grip | Ergonomic non-slip grip |
| Water Use | Freshwater and saltwater |
The extra reach matters most when a fish takes a hook deep or when you want more working distance from teeth. Use the long nose to reach into the mouth and access the hook, then put the integrated cutter to work when a damaged leader, tag end, or rig needs to be trimmed before the next cast. The locking jaws make the pliers easier to stow between uses.
Add these pliers to your tackle setup when hook access, hand clearance, and an integrated line cutter matter more than carrying a basic short pair of fishing pliers.
The 8.5-inch long-nose design gives you additional reach when a hook is set deeper in a fish's mouth. That extra length can also help keep your fingers farther from the mouth when handling toothy fish.
They are particularly useful when hook removal requires extra reach, including deep-hooked fish and situations where additional hand clearance is helpful. The integrated cutter also makes them useful during routine rig changes and reties.
Yes. The built-in serrated cutter is designed to cut braided line as well as monofilament and steel wire.
Yes. They use stainless steel jaws with a corrosion-resistant coating and are intended for both saltwater and freshwater fishing.
A built-in locking mechanism holds the jaws closed for storage, helping keep the long nose contained when the pliers are placed in a tackle box, fishing bag, or vest.
