Fiblink Stainless Steel Portable Fish Lip Grabber with 40 Pound Scale

The quality is ok. This is definitely not a top shelf grabber but I believe it will work just fine for the price I paid. The handle is very comfortable but I do not think the scale built into the handle will be very accurate for weight. I am not sure if there is a way to calibrate it. If there is, please let me know.UPDATE: This Lip Grabber works great! I was skeptical at first because of the price but now I am very happy. I caught a large rainbow trout and I had no problem holding on once I secured its lip with this grabber. The fish flailed and fought the grabber but did not go any where. I am very happy with this purchase.

I recently purchased the Fiblink stainless steel portable fish lip gripper and I'm more than pleased. Thus far I have used it on 3 fish and it works as intended. There is nothing that would make me believe that this is not a quality product and it's a bargain for the price. I recommend it for any angler who wants an easy way to secure their catch, weigh it and measure it in seconds. I agree with the other reviewer that the scale graduations are a bit difficult to read with my old tired eyes.

I bought this specifically for taking with me to a fly in trip to Canada. My Father and I used it everyday for a week and it held up pretty well. We caught mainly 20-24" Walleye and Northern's up to 40"; with over 100 fish/day. The only reason I took one star off was because of the tape measure and the scale. The tape measure obtained rust pretty quickly and needs to be guided back into into the roll. Which is unfortunate because it is a really easy way to quick measure the fish to decide if they were in the slot. The scale really doesn't work well at all unless you get over 4-6 pounds. I did test it on a 6lb. weight and it did register accurately. We caught a handful of Northern's around 40" that thrashed around quite a bit, and the gripper worked perfect not letting them get loose. It also didn't destroy any lips, which is a plus. I would recommend this if you're not concerned with using the tape measure long term. I will be doing another fly in to Canada in September and am debating on trying another brand with a tape measure, unless there is some way to replace my current tape measure. For around $15 you can't go wrong. Saved us destroyed fingers for the week and an easy way to grab the fish from the water. I will update if I figure out a way to replace the tape measure or open it up and clean it up.

Just used this fish grabber for the 1st time this weekend and it worked great! Kept those sharp pike teeth and treble hooks a long ways away from my hands. Handled a hard-kicking 4-pounder with no problems. And my hands didn't get slimy or stink. The only change in this product that I would recommend would be to to replace the lanyard with a wrist strap. Got distracted unhooking my first fish and I dropped it (the Fiblink didn't let go - stayed attached to the fish).I would highly recommend this product to anyone who pike fishes.

I use these for catfishing. I've held up to 20lb catfish with this and they are fantastic. However due to my own error, I bent the hooks at the end and they didn't work for a while. I ended up bending them back into place and they work fantastic again! The scale doesnt work anymore probably my fault as well. Not sure that I would use them for anything over 20 lbs but you absolutely cannot beat the price for a good set of lippers.

Certainly as advertised. A bit small and does not seems to be sturdy - feels a little whimsy. Worked for some small fish, not sure if i would trust it with a larger fish.Been showing signs of rust - once been exposed to salt water environment

For the price, you cant beat this thing. I have a pair of the original lip gripper , paid $20 for it, and while it does work, its not as easy to use as these.As others have stated the scale accuracy is questionable at best and hard to read. Wish someone made one of these that had a digital display for the scale

I have gone thru a few jaw grabbers over the years fishing for large Northern Ontario Pike. The Berkley is junk 2 of them broke. I think the same company must make the Rapala. The Mustad is a little better, but it still came apart on me. If your a Pike fisherman, you know these won't work on a large Pike (40" or larger) The Pike is just too strong and even a big guy isn't gonna be able to hold onto this if they decide to shake hard when boated. You NEVER keep a 40" Pike, so you don't want to hurt them either. BUT, all Pike fisherman know its the smaller ones that always end up causing you trouble. Sure you can manhandle them with a tight grab, if'n you can get your hand around their shoulders. But those little peckers are always the one's most likely to hurt you. LOL.So I bought one of these AND a top of the line Boca Grip. $17 vs $100. Took both on an annual fly-in fishing trip where we catch trophy Northern Pike. One in each boat. (Boca with me most days :-) This Fiblink worked just fine. MUCH better build quality than the Berkley or Rapala. The tape measure is a nice touch, and convenient, but obviously won't last long. Who cares. This thing works. The Boca is more robust, a little bigger, longer and has a more accurate easier reading weigh scale, but at $17 this is quite a value.

Me gustó que es muy práctico por su pequeño tamaño y buen precio