Very neat tool

SeisMec · Jul 20, 2016

Not affiliated with this guy in any way, just like the tool and think I will add it to my tackle box.
http://tyepro.com

duckman1302 · Jul 20, 2016

SeisMec said:
Not affiliated with this guy in any way, just like the tool and think I will add it to my tackle box.
http://tyepro.com

But it comes with a lanyard so you don't have to dig for it in your tackle box.:;:sorry

tikkalover · Jul 20, 2016

Neat, but I just put on my glasses to tie my stuff on.:;:smokin

remm · Jul 20, 2016

Looks like it could come in handy for an old timer I fish with that takes about 15 minutes, a beer, a sandwich and a pair of cheaters to tie on a jig. Think I'll order him one to try. He's not a fan of pitching jigs in pike infested waters, this could make it a little less frustrating. If it turns out shit, I guess I've spent more than 15 bones on shitty stuff lotsa times.

luvcatchingbass · Jul 20, 2016

Really not a bad idea. I can see the ice jig model for small panfish jigs if out hole hoping in the cold and wind.

svnmag · Jul 20, 2016

Doesn't look Palomar friendly...

guywhofishes · Jul 20, 2016

very cool. But it needs to be $5.

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svnmag said:
Doesn't look Palomar friendly...

don't be so damn cheap with the braid - using up 6-8 inches is good - keeps you off that rough zone

This is critical for those of us who tempt fate pitching with braid sans fluorocarbon leaders

heck - I tie Palomars on bottom bouncers

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when FORCED to do so by horrible fishing circumstances

svnmag · Jul 20, 2016

So you agree?

guywhofishes · Jul 20, 2016

svnmag said:
So you agree?

no - just make a bigger loop and pass entire jig/holder combo through

no?

svnmag · Jul 20, 2016

I hope you're not turning into a squirrel turd.

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guywhofishes · Jul 20, 2016

http://www.peopleofwalmart.com/turd-vs-terd/

svnmag · Jul 20, 2016

I am afraid to open that Guy. Not a big fan of what I'm inferring that's about.

SeisMec · Jul 20, 2016

duckman1302 said:
But it comes with a lanyard so you don't have to dig for it in your tackle box.:;:sorry

Couple of guys in the reviews say not to use the lanyard because you could lose the tool. The tool just clips onto the lanyard, not permanently attached.

Captain Ahab · Jul 20, 2016

When I get old enough to need that deal, I hope at least one of my kids will tie for me. Not a bad little contraption, though.

Bed Wetter · Jul 20, 2016

I like the lanyard. Then I can conceal carry at work and Sum1 and I can be friends.

Sum1 · Jul 20, 2016

Looks like a good tool for cold hands, old hands or not very good knot tiers.

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Only if you got butt dimples to bite.

espringers · Jul 20, 2016

Remm... I think they carry them at the Sinclair station in town.

remm · Jul 21, 2016

espringers said:
Remm... I think they carry them at the Sinclair station in town.

Dammit, ordered one already, need gas today so now I'll probably have 2 for when he loses the first one.

deleted_account · Jul 21, 2016

guywhofishes said:
very cool. But it needs to be $5.

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don't be so damn cheap with the braid - using up 6-8 inches is good - keeps you off that rough zone

This is critical for those of us who tempt fate pitching with braid sans fluorocarbon leaders

heck - I tie Palomars on bottom bouncers

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when FORCED to do so by horrible fishing circumstances

You should order one.....

guywhofishes · Jul 21, 2016

Wags said:
You should order one.....

Not really necessary - fingers do not have arthritis - and I have Maui Jims with built in readers

if my fingers were getting stiff or I didn't have readers I'd be all over it

Very neat tool

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