stainless fishing pliers ?

[SteelyDan]

After going with cheap ones for years and having them rust and lock up, I spent what I thought was a lot of money ($30) for a pair of these. Even though they say freshwater, they are stainless. I’m just hoping they don’t rust and lock up as quickly as the cheap variety.

I guess $30 is actually still really cheap for needle nose pliers!

https://www.cudabrand.com/products/...steel-freshwater-long-needle-nose-pliers.html

Those look nice

 

[the fog ducker]

using tor 10 years , very little rust ...spray once a year , love them..
nice n long for halli

https://www.cabelas.ca/product/22009/cabelas-advanced-anglers-fishermans-plier-kit

also good pair by Mustad , did not rust , lasted 5 years until we fed the drink...

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F5ENR1...bf79-a2f493eb7bf1&ie=UTF8&qid=1549495415&sr=2

 

[fishbadger]

After going with cheap ones for years and having them rust and lock up, I spent what I thought was a lot of money ($30) for a pair of these. Even though they say freshwater, they are stainless. I’m just hoping they don’t rust and lock up as quickly as the cheap variety.

I guess $30 is actually still really cheap for needle nose pliers!

https://www.cudabrand.com/products/...steel-freshwater-long-needle-nose-pliers.html

Those things rusted out from under me pretty quickly last year. I hope they treat you better than me. I keep going back to these. . .not rust proof, as nothing is, but pretty durable, solid, heavy duty, great grips on them, and cheap, just hit them with some anticorrosion stuff every once in awhile. I always forget to hose or rinse them after trips, they take a beating and keep up.
https://www.amazon.com/Calcutta-C8C...id=1549473825&sr=1-8&keywords=calcutta+pliers

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