Multi-Function Fishing Pliers with Spring Return and Compact Belt Pouch

Make every trip to the water smoother with these reliable Multi-Function Fishing Pliers from Suckerme. Designed for anglers who want convenience and durability, these pliers help you remove hooks, cut line, open split rings, and flatten lead weights with ease. They’re compact, lightweight, and come with a pouch that attaches directly to your belt for quick access.

Built from high-grade stainless steel, these Fishing Pliers are rust-resistant and ideal for saltwater or freshwater use. The high-strength return spring automatically opens the handles after each squeeze, reducing hand fatigue during longer sessions. When you're done, simply use the integrated lock to keep them closed and safe.

Whether you’re surfcasting, lake fishing, or out on the boat, these pliers are an essential addition to your gear. Their sharp jaws grip tight, cut clean, and make fast work of fiddly tackle changes.

Multi-Function Fishing Pliers Product Specifications

1. Model number: ASFP-B
2. Brand: Suckerme
3. Material: Stainless steel
4. Dimensions: 12 x 5 cm
5. Weight: 54 grams

Key Features of These Multi-Function Fishing Pliers

1. Removes hooks, flattens split-shot weights, and cuts through braid or mono line.
2. Built-in split ring opener for quick lure changes.
3. Spring-loaded jaws automatically reopen after each squeeze.
4. Integrated safety lock keeps pliers closed during transport.
5. Compact design fits easily into included belt pouch.

Benefits

1. Ideal for freshwater or saltwater environments.
2. Rust-resistant stainless steel ensures long tool life.
3. Reduces time spent fumbling with tackle.
4. Compact and lightweight for all-day carry.
5. Hands-free access with the included belt-mounted pouch.

What’s in the Pack

• 1 x Fishing Pliers
• 1 x Belt Pouch Bag

If you’re serious about your tackle kit, don’t leave without these dependable Multi-Function Fishing Pliers. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned anglers, they’re a smart tool that saves time and effort at the water’s edge.