pliers?
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lambengland
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I have a set of full stainless steel that are folding and have a knife etc on them too... They were purchased from next a fair few years ago and are still the best ive used
fish fingers
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canny catch report must be off ya rocker lol
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Darnc
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Abu do a set mate
Rocker
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rolson mini multitool 12 in 1 £4.99 at your local garden centre. best value for money i've come across
Decent pliers will cost you mate, forget the cheapo **** as they'll be fu**ed in a couple of seasons. Use what elecy's use which is lucas, ck master etc., may cost more now but will last forever. just saying like and in my opinion.
fish fingers
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Ok wrong section, hoy the cuffs on
just a bit banter kidda ya going to jail
Daysofspeed
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Gerber multitool for me, always handy.
Ian Alexander
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Hello Rocker,
Have a look at some of the pike angling suppliers, thats where I got mine. I have a couple of pairs as they ony cost a few quid....I have one in my box at home and another in my box I keep up at the caravan.
Despite the price they are pretty good and a quick rinse under the tap and a spray with plusgas keeps them good.
If you buy some of the more expensive engineers pliers they rust like hell no matter what you do.
Here's a link to some like mine but mine are a bit shorter.
Pike Sea Fishing Long Handled Unhooking Pliers from Pauls Angling
I hope that this helps.
Regards Ian
Have a look at some of the pike angling suppliers, thats where I got mine. I have a couple of pairs as they ony cost a few quid....I have one in my box at home and another in my box I keep up at the caravan.
Despite the price they are pretty good and a quick rinse under the tap and a spray with plusgas keeps them good.
If you buy some of the more expensive engineers pliers they rust like hell no matter what you do.
Here's a link to some like mine but mine are a bit shorter.
Pike Sea Fishing Long Handled Unhooking Pliers from Pauls Angling
I hope that this helps.
Regards Ian
fishingmark
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Any pliers will do for fishing, it's more important to keep them oiled and clean than anything else. I use a cheap pair of Draper long nose ones that I've had for donkeys years. Being an electrician I use CK ones for work, but for my job it is more about strength and durability. I've never knackered a set yet, I usually lose them first
