Savage Gear Safety Fish Grip - 21.5cm

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The Savage Gear Safety Fish Grip is a purpose-built tool designed for light rock fishing (LRF) and finesse game anglers who frequently target smaller species that may pose a risk. By providing a secure, non-invasive way to handle fish, it ensures the safety of the angler when dealing with venomous species like scorpionfish or dragonfish while protecting the fish from unnecessary damage during unhooking. While highly effective for small-to-medium specimens, it is important to note that its size and jaw design are strictly optimized for lighter game, meaning it is not suitable for larger, toothier predatory fish.
| Model Part Number | 71162 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Savage Gear |
Yes, it is designed with smooth, contoured jaws to hold fish securely without puncturing skin or damaging delicate mouth parts.
No, this tool is specifically designed for light game and smaller species. It will not have the jaw capacity or strength for larger fish.
The Savage Gear Safety Fish Grip is not categorized as a floating device, so be sure to secure it with a lanyard if fishing from a boat or kayak.
While made of durable materials, it is essential to rinse it in fresh water after use to prevent salt corrosion.
It is best used for LRF (Light Rock Fishing) and specifically for handling small venomous fish safely.
Check the pivot point for trapped sand or salt and rinse thoroughly with fresh water.
Apply a small amount of non-corrosive lubricant to the internal spring mechanism.
Using the tool is straightforward: simply compress the trigger handle to open the jaws, place them around the lower lip or head of the fish, and release the trigger to secure the grip. It requires no complex setup or calibration.
To ensure the longevity of the grip: