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    Need some pliers

    I've always bought the Rapala long nose fishing pliers. Somebody put the five fingered discount on my last set so I replaced them and the 'new' Rapala pliers are a piece of crap. They've rusted and won't open or close easily in just a year, plus they use the flat wire springs and that just don't work. So much for the cheap shit at Walmart section.

    Anybody have a set of fishing pliers they just really like? I'm in the market. And it needs to have a cutting edge to cut braided line.

    TYIA.

    BKB

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    Would these be worth looking at? Not sure if these "survival pliers" are what yer looking for at all, or not.....

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    Naw, I just want some regular old needle nose with a cutter on them and won't rust. The stainless ones I've seen run up to $70 and I ain't paying that for pliers.

    BKB

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    Did you ever find some pliers BBP?
    I saw some the other day that were made out of (it looked like) fiberglass or somekindof polymer, with metal jaw parts attached. I'll try to find a URL if you are still looking, and that sounds like something that would work.
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    Ended up getting these from a company called Boone. I think I paid $13 for them at BPS. I like the design as my big fat hand won't be in my vision when I'm trying to get a hook undone that is swallered all the way to their ahole.

    We'll see.
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    I like 'em. Let us know how they do.

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