Swimbait Accessories and Customization

The Pitbull Tackle Braided Line Cutter 2.0 is purpose-built to do one thing exceptionally well: cut braided fishing line cleanly, precisely, and without frustration. Rated 10/10 in the Performance Category by Tackle Tour, these are the last line cutters you'll ever need.

The serrated blade design slices through braid effortlessly — no line tension required — delivering a clean, fray-free cut every time. No more mashing, kinking, or fraying around knots and connections. Whether you're rigging leaders, swivels, split rings, hooks, or lures, the Cutter 2.0 gives you surgical precision on every cut.

What's New in Version 2.0

The 2.0 adds two key upgrades over the original without changing the proven cutting edge design:

• Integrated Mono/Fluorocarbon Cutter — a dedicated cutting zone at the blade base preserves the serrated edge for braid, extending the life of the tool
• Lanyard Attachment — secure your cutter to a boat, backpack, rod, or yourself so it's always within reach

Key Features

• Serrated blade design — cuts braid, mono, and fluorocarbon cleanly
• No line tension required for a clean cut
• Spring-loaded handle for smooth, repeated cuts
• Locking clip for safe, secure storage
• High-quality stainless steel — corrosion resistant in freshwater and saltwater
• Lanyard attachment point for tethering
• Integrated mono/fluoro cutter to protect the serrated braid edge

Best For

• Techniques: Rigging leaders, tying knots, connecting swivels, split rings, hooks, and lures
• Line Types: Braided line, monofilament, fluorocarbon
• Environments: Freshwater and saltwater — stainless steel resists corrosion in both
• Anglers: Any angler who rigs their own tackle and wants a clean, reliable cut every time

Specifications

The Decoy Egg Snap makes it easier to change reaction baits without cutting and retying your line at every lure swap. Its rounded, egg-shaped lure end gives a compatible line tie room to move, while the cross-lock closure secures the connection. Pick the size that suits your lure, line and fishing setup rather than simply choosing the highest strength rating.

When you're working through crankbait colors or switching between minnow-style hard baits, a snap lets you spend more time testing presentations and less time rebuilding the connection. Six sizes cover listed strength ratings from 30 to 120 lb, with seven snaps in every pack.

Room for the Lure to Move

The broad curved end provides a less confined connection than a tightly angled snap bend. That makes the Egg Snap worth considering for hard baits whose action benefits from freedom at the line tie. Fit still matters: a snap that is too large or heavy can affect a small lure, and a crowded or recessed eye may not accommodate it properly.

A snap is a convenience option, not a universal upgrade. A direct knot or the lure's original split-ring arrangement may be the better choice when the bait requires a specific connection. Swim-test the lure after changing hardware, especially if you rely on a jerkbait's suspension or a finely balanced crankbait's action.

The Right Pick for Frequent Hard-Bait Changes

Use the Egg Snap for compatible crankbaits, jerkbaits and other reaction-style hard baits when you want to switch sizes or colors during a bass session. It is useful when changing light, water clarity or baitfish activity has you cycling through presentations. For larger hard baits, confirm both strength and physical fit before casting.

Choose a compact size for smaller lure eyes, then step up only as your tackle and lure require. The listed strength rating does not replace sound knots, appropriate drag or regular inspection. This is a snap without an integrated swivel, so it does not provide the rotating connection of a snap swivel.

Key Features

• Rounded, egg-shaped lure connection.
• Cross-lock closure in steel wire.
• Quick changes between compatible lures.
• Six listed sizes: 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
• Seven snaps per pack in each size.

Match the Snap to Your Setup

Connect, Close and Check

Tie your line or leader to the snap's line end with a knot suitable for the line material. Open the cross-lock closure, attach the compatible lure eye or approved connection point, and fully seat the wire in its locked position. Give the connection a controlled pull and confirm that the lure can move freely before casting.

For a fluorocarbon leader setup, consider Seaguar Blue Label Fluorocarbon Leader in a breaking strength appropriate for your fishing. If the lure's connection calls for a split ring, inspect the existing ring and replace damaged hardware with a correctly sized option such as Spro Power Split Rings. Do not add extra hardware automatically; follow the lure's intended connection arrangement.

Tackle Express Tips

• Start with the smallest snap that meets your setup's needs and fits the lure eye without binding.
• Check the closure after every lure change, and replace any snap with bent wire, a distorted latch or visible wear.
• Keep sizes separated in your tackle box so a quick lure change does not turn into a search for matching hardware.

Before You Clip On

Does the Egg Snap include a swivel?
No. It is a cross-lock snap, not a snap swivel. If your presentation needs a rotating connection to address line twist, choose suitable swivel hardware separately.

How many snaps are in each pack?
All six sizes in this listing contain seven snaps per pack.

Should I remove my lure's split ring?
Follow the lure manufacturer's connection guidance. Some baits accommodate a direct snap connection; others rely on their original ring. Check clearance and action rather than assuming one arrangement fits every lure.

Will a larger snap improve my lure's action?
Not necessarily. Added size and weight can change action or buoyancy. Match the snap to the lure and tackle, then test the bait in the water.

Choose your Egg Snap size and keep your next hard-bait change quick, tidy and easy to inspect.

Mend-it Soft Bait Glue repairs tears in compatible soft plastic fishing baits while drying clear and flexible. The glass bottle includes a brush applicator for working glue into torn worms, tubes, creature baits and swimbaits. Choose a 1/2 oz or 1 oz bottle.

Features and uses

• Flexible repair: dries soft rather than leaving a rigid patch in the bait.
• Brush applicator: helps place glue on the surfaces you need to join.
• Customization: can join compatible soft plastic parts for tail or color modifications.
• Swimbait eyes: can be used to attach and overcoat eyes on suitable soft baits.

How to make a repair

Check the bait material's compatibility first and follow the bottle directions. Brush Mend-it onto the repair surfaces, press them firmly together and lay the bait flat while it dries. Mend-it's published instructions give approximately 10 minutes of drying time. Check that the repair has set before rigging or casting.

Soft plastic formulas differ. Do not assume a repair glue is suitable for every stretchy or specialty bait material; confirm compatibility with the bait manufacturer or test a spare piece first.

3 Tackle Express Tips

1. Align before applying. Check that the torn sections meet without twisting the body or tail, so the repaired bait can rig straight.
2. Repair several baits between trips. Lay them flat and allow the repairs to set before putting hooks back through them.
3. Inspect the area around the tear. If neighboring plastic is also split or badly damaged, replace the bait rather than relying on one repaired spot.

Frequently asked questions

What bottle sizes are offered?

The options are 1/2 oz and 1 oz glass bottles with brush applicators.

Does the repair dry hard?

Mend-it is designed to dry clear and soft, keeping the repaired area flexible.

How long should I let it dry?

The published application instructions specify about 10 minutes. Follow the bottle directions and check the repair before fishing it.

Can I use it on every soft bait?

Do not assume universal compatibility. Check the material and the bait manufacturer's guidance, especially for stretchy or specialty plastics.

Can I use it to customize a lure?

Yes, compatible soft plastic parts can be joined to modify tails or combine colors. Let the joint set and check alignment before rigging.

Mend-it demonstration

When a narrow rod sleeve struggles to clear your guides, a wider fit makes more sense. The Stick Jacket Big Magnum is a mesh rod cover sized for rods up to 8 ft 6 in long and 8-1/2 in around. It helps keep larger rod setups separated and covered during routine storage and transport, so unloading your gear is less of a sorting job.

Choose Blue or Black to organize your outfits without changing the fit. Whether you are packing for a bass trip or putting away a saltwater setup, start with the rod's length and guide profile rather than assuming one sleeve size fits everything.

More Room Around Your Guides

The Big Magnum's wider fit is its main reason to choose it over a slimmer sleeve. Exposed guides and line can catch on neighboring outfits; a mesh cover adds a layer between rods and helps keep them organized. It is useful for everyday handling, but it does not replace a rigid case where protection against crushing or heavy impacts is needed.

The Right Pick for a Larger Setup

Best for: storing and transporting larger rod profiles, organizing swimbait outfits for bass, and separating freshwater or saltwater setups that fall within the stated fit. The sleeve comes off before fishing, so its suitability depends on your rod dimensions, not the lure or technique you plan to use.

If your long casting rod only needs the narrower 3-7/8 in-around fit, compare the Stick Jacket XL Casting. For spinning rods up to 7 ft 6 in with a 7-5/8 in-around fit, consider the Stick Jacket Spinning. Choose the cover that clears your guides without forcing it.

Keep Your Gear Easy to Sort

• Wide-format mesh sleeve for larger rod and guide profiles.
• Fits rods up to 8 ft 6 in long and 8-1/2 in around.
• Covers the rod and guides for routine storage and transport.
• Blue and Black options for simple setup identification.
• One rod sleeve per pack.

Big Magnum Fit at a Glance

The around measurement describes circumference, not diameter. Blue and Black share these fit specifications.

Tackle Express Tips

• Check your largest guide as well as rod length before choosing a sleeve. Slide the cover on gently and stop if it catches.
• Use Blue for one group of outfits and Black for another, such as freshwater and saltwater gear, to make packing easier.
• Keep hooks clear of the mesh. Secure a tied-on lure outside the sleeve and use a Stick Jacket Plug Jacket for separate lure coverage.

Know Your Fit Before You Pack

Is the 8-1/2 in measurement a diameter?
No. It is the stated fit around the rod and guides. Check guide clearance as well as the rod's overall length.

Do Blue and Black fit differently?
No. Both colors use the same Big Magnum fit. Choose whichever helps you organize your rods.

Can I use it on a swimbait or saltwater rod?
Yes, if the rod and guides fall within the stated dimensions. Technique or species alone does not determine sleeve fit.

Will this replace a hard travel case?
No. Use it for covering and organizing rods during everyday storage and transport. Choose a rigid case when your gear needs structural protection.

The AFW Surfstrand Stainless Steel 1x7 Wire Leader is the go-to wire leader for serious offshore and inshore anglers. Built from corrosion-resistant, spring temper stainless steel with a camo brown finish that disappears underwater, Surfstrand gives you the bite protection you need without spooking fish or sacrificing lure action.

Why Surfstrand Outperforms the Competition

Most wire leaders still use old-style 1x3 construction — three strands twisted together. AFW's 1x7 construction uses seven strands, delivering higher break strength, superior kink resistance, and a more natural, flexible action that lets your lure move the way it's supposed to. When a wahoo, king mackerel, or barracuda bites, you want wire that holds — and Surfstrand does exactly that.

The Problem It Solves

Mono and fluorocarbon leaders get sliced clean through by toothy fish. Standard 1x3 wire kinks easily and kills lure action. Surfstrand's 1x7 design gives you the best of both worlds — bite-proof protection with enough flexibility to keep your bait swimming naturally.

Camo Brown Finish — Invisible Underwater

The brown camouflage finish minimizes reflections and blends into the water column, reducing the chance of spooking wary fish. Whether you're trolling for wahoo or slow-trolling live bait for king mackerel, the low-visibility finish gives you a real edge over bright silver wire.

The Right Pick If...

• You're targeting wahoo, king mackerel, barracuda, or shark
• You need bite-proof protection without sacrificing lure action
• You want a Made in USA wire leader you can trust offshore
• You've had mono or fluoro leaders cut off by toothy fish
• You're rigging trolling lures, live bait, or cut bait rigs

Best Fishing Techniques

• Trolling — attach to lures or rigged baits for wahoo and king mackerel; the 1x7 construction maintains lure action at speed
• Live bait fishing — rig with a haywire twist or crimping sleeve for a clean, strong connection
• Cut bait and chunk fishing — ideal for shark and large pelagics where bite-offs are common
• Lure rigging — use for rigging jigs, spoons, and plugs where toothy fish are present

Best Conditions

• Offshore saltwater — open water trolling and deep dropping
• Nearshore and inshore where king mackerel, barracuda, and bluefish are present
• Any situation where toothy fish are likely to bite through standard leaders

Best For

• Species: Wahoo, King Mackerel, Barracuda, Shark, Bluefish, Muskie (freshwater)
• Techniques: Trolling, live bait, cut bait, lure rigging
• Connection: Crimping sleeves with crimping pliers, or Figure 8 Knot

Key Features

• 1x7 construction — higher break strength and better action than 1x3 wire
• Spring temper stainless steel — corrosion resistant and kink resistant
• Camo brown finish — low-visibility underwater, minimizes reflections
• 30 ft spool — enough to rig multiple leaders per spool
• Available in 30–250 lb test — match to your target species
• Made in USA by AFW

Models & Specs

Tackle Express Tips

• Match lb test to your target: 30–60 lb is ideal for king mackerel and barracuda; 90–135 lb for wahoo trolling; 170–250 lb for shark leaders where abrasion and bite resistance are critical.
• Use crimping sleeves for strongest connections: A properly crimped sleeve with AFW's own crimping pliers will outperform a haywire twist in most applications — cleaner, faster, and more consistent under load.
• Store your spool flat: Keeping your Surfstrand spool flat and out of direct sunlight between trips prevents memory coiling and keeps the wire supple for easier rigging.

FAQ

What's the difference between 1x7 and 1x3 wire construction?
1x7 wire uses seven individual strands twisted together, while 1x3 uses only three. The result is higher break strength, better kink resistance, and more natural lure action — all critical factors when targeting fast, toothy fish like wahoo and king mackerel.

How do I attach Surfstrand wire to my lure or hook?
AFW recommends using crimping sleeves with crimping pliers for the strongest, most reliable connection. You can also use a Figure 8 Knot for a quick, tool-free connection in the field.

Is Surfstrand suitable for freshwater fishing?
Yes — while Surfstrand is primarily designed for saltwater use, it's also popular for freshwater muskie and pike fishing where toothy fish regularly bite through mono or fluoro leaders.

The Sea Striker Billfisher Double Sleeves are great for attaching lures and hooks to heavy line without knots.  If crimped correctly, a sleeved line is stronger than a knot and has 100 percent breaking strength.  

You will notice on the line sizes below that there is no 100lb crimp.  It's because of the way that the sleeves are manufactured and aren't made at the 100lb diameter.  It is better to go with a little bigger crimp than a little smaller crimp, but they both will work.  

Another option is to use an aluminum sleeve since it's softer and has a greater tolerance to differing line sizes.  The The Sea Striker Billfisher Double Sleeves shown here are made of brass and are able to create a connection with a smaller profile.  Aluminum sleeves are longer so it comes into more contact with the line.  In the end, it's just personal preference as to what kind of sleeve you use.

Packs of 25

Recommended Line Usage:

1.0B - 60-80lb Mono

1.3B - 125-130lb Mono

1.6B - 150-200lb Mono

1.9B - 250lb Mono

2.2B - 300-400lb Mono

The Deps Lure Sleeve is a sleeve for storing your swimbaits and keeping them safe and straight.  It is perfect for big baits that don't fit in a tackle box, or for shore fishermen who carry a small amount of lures in their bag and run around the field.  The  Deps Lure Sleeve can be easily inserted and removed by pressing both ends of the sleeve and opening the mouth.  

We love it because it keeps the tail and fins straight so the bait swims correct.  If just a little bend in a tail happens, the bait will not swim right.  It also keeps the paint from being scratched by other baits or hooks.  The clear plastic allows you to see quickly which bait is which.  This is a must have for all brands of baits. 

Comes 3 to a pack.

Size:

L 320×95mm (12.6x3.7in)

 *good for HUGE PENCIL/SLIDESWIMMER 250/BULLSHOOTER160/BULLDOZE160, etc

XL 390×116mm (15x4.6in) 

 *good for GIRAGIRAKOUGEKI/SILENT KILLER250/BULLSHOOTER/CODENAME BASS/BULLDOZE, etc

Qty: 3 per pack

Keep your favorite bait tied on without letting its hooks catch everything around it. The Stick Jacket Plug Jacket wraps around a rigged lure to help reduce snags on neighboring rods, gear, and vehicle interiors during storage and transport. Its clear plastic window lets you see which bait is ready to fish without opening the wrap.

Close the hook-and-loop edges around the lure, pack your outfit, and leave the retying for another day. Choose the Regular wrap for a more compact bait or the larger DD when the lure and hooks need extra room.

Keep Hooks Away from Neighboring Gear

A tied-on lure is convenient until exposed hooks catch a rod sleeve, loose line, or something in the car. Plug Jacket provides separate lure coverage so your ready-to-fish outfit is easier to handle between trips. The transparent panel also saves you from opening every wrap just to identify a bait.

This is a flexible lure wrap, not a rigid tackle box or a guarantee against hook injuries. Handle hooks carefully and make sure the wrap closes comfortably around the entire lure and its hooks.

Choose the Wrap That Closes Around Your Bait

Best for: transporting tied-on bass crankbaits, jerkbaits, topwater plugs, and appropriately sized swimbaits, plus freshwater or saltwater outfits with lures that fit inside the wrap. It is especially useful when carrying several rigged rods together in a car, boat, or RV. Remove the wrap before fishing; it protects your setup between sessions rather than changing the lure's action.

The Regular measures 6 in × 3.5 in, while DD measures 8 in × 4.5 in. These are wrap dimensions, not maximum lure lengths. Account for bait thickness, diving bills, and hook spread, leaving enough room for the edges to fasten without forcing them.

Small Details That Make Packing Easier

• Wraps around a lure that is already tied onto your outfit.
• Clear plastic window keeps the bait visible.
• Hook-and-loop edges secure the wrap around the lure.
• Regular and larger DD options accommodate different bait profiles.
• One lure wrap per pack.

Regular or DD at a Glance

Cover the Rod and Lure Separately

A lure wrap complements a rod sleeve rather than replacing it. Pair it with a correctly sized Stick Jacket Casting for casting outfits or Stick Jacket Spinning for spinning setups. Keep the lure outside the sleeve's mesh and use Plug Jacket for separate hook coverage.

Tackle Express Tips

• Choose by the whole bait profile, including hooks and diving bill. If the edges will not close easily, use a larger wrap instead of forcing the closure.
• Secure the lure at the rod's hook keeper before wrapping it, keeping hooks away from guides and sleeve mesh.
• Use the clear window to identify your setup before unpacking, then remove the wrap completely before making a cast.

Before You Wrap Your Lure

Can I leave the lure tied on?
Yes. Plug Jacket is designed to wrap around a lure that is already tied onto your rod setup.

How do I choose Regular versus DD?
Regular measures 6 in × 3.5 in; DD measures 8 in × 4.5 in. Choose the wrap that accommodates the lure, bill, and hooks while allowing the edges to close comfortably.

Can I see the bait without opening the wrap?
Yes. The clear plastic window lets you identify the lure inside.

Does this cover my rod or reel?
No. It covers the lure. Use a separate rod sleeve and reel cover for those parts of the outfit.

Choose your size at Tackle Express and keep your next rigged outfit easier to pack.

Storm Suspend Sticky Weights, sold as SuspenDots and SuspenStrips, let you fine-tune a hard lure's buoyancy without drilling into the body. Add small amounts of weight to slow a floating bait's rise, work toward a suspending presentation, or increase its sink rate. Choose 80 dots or 70 strips per pack.

Choose dots or strips

Per-piece weights are listed by Storm. These are tuning weights, not a guarantee that a particular number will make every lure suspend.

How to use them

Apply to a clean, dry area of the lure, then test its behavior in water. The self-adhesive design is removable, and the flexible strips can be cut for smaller adjustments. Placement matters as well as total weight: adding weight nearer the nose can affect posture differently from placing it farther back.

Use them to experiment with crankbaits, jerkbaits, or hard swimbaits. Keep the lure's joints, hook hangers, and moving parts clear. You can concentrate additional weight by stacking pieces, but test one small change at a time. A strip can also be wrapped around a hook shank for a custom weighted setup; leave the point, barb, and eye unobstructed.

3 Tackle Express Tips

1. Test with the tackle you will fish. Fit the intended hooks, split rings, snap, and line before tuning. Changing those components afterward can change the result.
2. Start small. Add one dot or a trimmed section of strip, then observe the lure at rest and during a retrieve. Remove weight if the action or sink rate changes more than intended.
3. Record the placement. Take a photo of a setup you like and recheck it at the water before fishing. Check that the adhesive edges remain seated after repeated casts.

Frequently asked questions

Will these make any floating lure suspend?

They can help tune a lure toward suspension, but the result depends on its starting buoyancy, hardware, weight placement, and fishing conditions. Test rather than relying on a fixed piece count.

What is the difference between dots and strips?

Dots put weight in a compact area. Strips offer an elongated shape that can be trimmed or wrapped. The pack quantities and per-piece weights differ as shown above.

Can I remove the weights?

Yes. Storm describes them as removable. Peel carefully and check the lure's finish as you work.

Do I need to drill the lure?

No. The weights attach to the surface with adhesive, allowing you to adjust ballast without making a hole.

The Spro SB60 Swimbait Tail and Fin Replacement Kit gets a torn-up swimbait back on the water instead of in the trash. A big fish that takes a little extra out of your bait usually takes the tail or side fins with it, and without them the bait won't track or swim right at all.

Why a Damaged Bait Won't Swim Right

The side fins keel the bait so it holds a straight, true path on the retrieve, and the tail provides the kick that triggers strikes. Lose either one and the bait rolls, veers off line, or just sits dead in the water. This kit replaces both so a single toothy fish doesn't end a bait's useful life.

A Simple Fix That Holds Up

Clear Gorilla Glue is our go-to for attaching the new fins and tail, it bonds well to the bait body and holds through repeated strikes and retrieves. Krazy Glue works in a pinch if that's what's on hand, but it tends to let go sooner, so it's a trip fix rather than a permanent one.

The Right Pick If...

You run SPRO SB60 or BBZ-1 style swimbaits regularly and want to keep proven baits in rotation instead of replacing the whole lure every time a big bass or striper works one over.

Best Techniques and Conditions

Built for repairing swimbaits used in slow-rolled retrieves and glide presentations for largemouth bass, striper, and other predatory freshwater species that key in on an injured baitfish profile. Keep a kit in the boat for on-the-water fixes between bites rather than losing fishing time to a damaged bait.

Best For

• Repairing torn or missing side fins and tails on SB60 and BBZ-1 style swimbaits
• Extending the life of proven, confidence baits after toothy strikes
• Largemouth bass and striper anglers running glide and swim style baits
• Quick in-boat repairs between bites

Key Features

• Replacement side fins to restore proper tracking and keel action
• Replacement tail to restore natural kick and swimming action
• Compatible with SB60 and BBZ-1 style swimbait bodies
• Simple glue-on repair that can be done trip-side

Models & Specs

Tackle Express Tips

• Use clear Gorilla Glue for the most durable bond. Let it cure fully before the bait goes back in the water for best hold.
• Keep this kit paired with your Spro BBZ-1 Jr. Swimbait so a torn fin doesn't sideline a go-to bait mid-trip.
• Inspect fins and tails after every big strike, a small tear now is a quick fix, a missing fin later means the bait won't swim at all.

FAQ

What glue should I use to attach the fins and tail?
Clear Gorilla Glue holds up best over time. Krazy Glue works as a temporary trip-side fix but tends to release sooner.

Will this fit any swimbait?
It's sized for SB60 and BBZ-1 style swimbait bodies; other swimbait models may need a different fin and tail profile.

Can I replace just the tail or just the fins?
The kit includes both, but you can glue on only the part you need and save the rest for the next repair.

Elevate your finesse game with the Z-Man TRD SpinZ Tail Spinners a specialized accessory designed to add instant flash and vibration to your favorite soft plastics. While most tail spinners rely on difficult screw-locks, the TRD SpinZ features a unique stainless steel centering pin and a molded plastic dual-prong keeper. This innovative system allows you to easily push the spinner into 10X Tough ElaZtech material, where it locks securely and won't fly out during long casts or aggressive fish battles.

Equipped with a premium ball-bearing swivel, these blades are engineered to spin effortlessly on both the descent and slow retrieves. Whether you’re adding "jazz" to a Finesse TRD for a unique search-bait presentation or rigging one onto the belly of a DieZel MinnowZ to create a custom underspin, the TRD SpinzZ is a "smart play" for triggering strikes in stained water or high-pressure situations.

Key Features:

• Easy-Insert Centering Pin: Features a 1-1/8 inch stainless wire that pierces easily into tough plastics without the frustration of traditional screw-locks.

• Dual-Prong Plastic Keeper: Specifically designed to grip ElaZtech material securely, ensuring your blade stays attached through multiple catches.

• Premium Ball Bearing Swivels: Ensures maximum blade rotation even at ultra-slow speeds, providing constant attraction throughout the water column.

• Versatile Search Bait Tool: Ideal for transforming a standard Ned Rig into a horizontal search bait that can be cast and retrieved over grass or brush.

• Custom Performance Options: Available in Colorado (#1) for maximum thump and Willow (#2) for higher-frequency flash, in both gold and silver finishes.

• Multi-Species Dominance: A proven producer for largemouth, smallmouth, and spotted bass, as well as panfish and trout when used with micro-finesse baits.

• Tournament-Ready Quality: Sold in a 3-pack, providing an inexpensive and durable way to customize your entire finesse arsenal.

The AFW Tooth Proof Hard Wire Cutters 5.5" are expertly designed for anglers tackling tough fishing challenges. Crafted with tempered steel blades, these cutters effortlessly shear through spring-hard wire and cable, delivering clean, flat, and safe-to-handle cuts. Ideal for creating shark rigs, kingfish leaders, or cutting wire for catch-and-release, this tool is a must-have for tournament anglers and bait riggers.

The spring-loaded hinge reduces hand fatigue, ensuring comfort during extended use. Proudly made in the USA by American Fishing Wire, these durable cutters are perfect for handling tough materials like AFW Tooth Proof Stainless Steel Leader Wire, making them an essential tool for big game and saltwater fishing.

Key Features:

• Tempered Steel Blades: Precision-engineered to cut hard wire and cable cleanly.

• Spring-Loaded Hinge: Enhances comfort and reduces fatigue for prolonged use.

• Ideal for Big Game Fishing: Perfect for shark rigs, kingfish leaders, and other heavy-duty applications.

• Made in the USA: High-quality craftsmanship from American Fishing Wire.

• Length: 5.5 inches, offering a compact yet powerful cutting solution.

Applications: Designed for cutting AFW Tooth Proof Stainless Steel Leader Wire, shark cables, and other hard fishing wires, ensuring safe and precise cuts for professional and recreational anglers alike.