Fish Lip Grip

[jorluivil]

What kind do you use?

I heard some pros and cons about the expensive ones

[mtnbykr2]

Originally Posted by jorluivil

What kind do you use?

I heard some pros and cons about the expensive ones

I got mine from BPS, I think its berkley not sure it was about 50.00
no troubles, it is stainless and aluminum no rust yet....

[james92026]

I made one out of a spring loaded squeeze clamp I found at a $1.00 store. I can not say I have tried it yet, but it seems strong enough. I attached it to a coiled cell phone charger cord with a caribiner on the other end. I also made a game clip out of coat hangar, again...not tried.

[min-va]

Mustad Boga Grip Lip, about $25 EBAY.

Perfect for local fishes~

[james92026]

Walmart carries them also for about the same price.

Originally Posted by min-va

Mustad Boga Grip Lip, about $25 EBAY.

Perfect for local fishes~

[Dave k]

I picked up one of the "econo scale" ones from charkbait. Works great for questionable sized lings and butts. Cheap too. I believe you still need to carry a landing net to be legal though.

[bus kid]

Originally Posted by jorluivil

Fish Lip Grip
What kind do you use?

I heard some pros and cons about the expensive ones

My daughters use the Rapala one.I use my Thumb like a real man.

[jorluivil]

Originally Posted by bus kid

My daughters use the Rapala one.I use my Thumb like a real man.

I could use a 'real man thumb' when I catch a small halibut.

[Jimmyz123]

Originally Posted by jorluivil

What kind do you use?

I heard some pros and cons about the expensive ones

If the fish are not too toothy I lip them with my hands, I personally have some I bought form BPS and they work great for the toothy kind, less than 40 I think I spent on them.

[kobra]

Originally Posted by jorluivil

I could use a 'real man thumb' when I catch a small halibut.

You catch small halibut?

[jorluivil]

I don't fish for bass but when I do hook them I will just stick my thumb in their mouth and lip grip them to un-hook them, I'm interested in something that I can use for small halibut. I have a landing net but as soon as you get them in the net the loose hooks will get caught in the netting and un-hooking a 15" hali now turns into a 5minute ordeal.

[Saba Slayer]

Try the Promar "Promesh nets for a Very Hook Resistant Net. They work great with trebles and don't rub the slime off the Butts...they make for a very quick and easy release with less stress on the fish.
Jim / Saba Slayer

[mtnbykr2]

Originally Posted by Jimmyz123

If the fish are not too toothy I lip them with my hands, I personally have some I bought form BPS and they work great for the toothy kind, less than 40 I think I spent on them.

Hey Jimmy....long time....lets go to SI after Christmas
Yeah Jorges fish have to manny teeth to thumb...lol