I need a cutter, Which cutter do you prefer and why?
Took advice from others on here and picked this bad boy and have very pleased.
WWW.boomerangtool.com
Any folding pocket knife. Why? Cause they're cheap and can fit in my pockets
Boomerang Snip. I've never used a tool that cuts braid so easily.
http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/153571-line-cutting-tool/?hl=+cutting%20+braid
http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/102637-how-do-you-guys-cut-braid/?hl=%2Bcutting+%2Bbraid
http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/149146-favorite-cutting-tool/?hl=+cutting%20+braid
http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/136141-fishing-scissors/?hl=%2Bcutting+%2Bbraid#entry1515143
http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/132598-what-yall-cut-your-braid-with/page-3?hl=%2Bcutting+%2Bbraid#entry1470783
http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/129097-braid-cutting/?hl=%2Bcutting+%2Bbraid
Childrens fiskars work just fine.
Another vote for boomerang. They are awesome!!
Mini craftsman side cutters. Cuts limp braid with ease. If they get dull just exchange them for a new pair.
Boomerang Tool "The Snip" Basic Line Cutter.
Lighter
Another vote for the boomerang snips! They are small, effecient, and are retractable. What else could you ask for? I keep mine on my belt loop, and it is awesome not havin to dig thought my pockets to find my knife every time I need to re-tie
I'll add another + for the Boomerang - I'e got a dozen sets of 3M scissors on the boat and the Boomerangs have replaced them for everything but wire leaders.
Go with a lighter. That way if you ever find yourself in a survival situation you can always switch lures.
I use a few sets of titanium scissors sold in the craft isle of most department stores. They cost about $1.00, are plenty sharp enough, and strong enough to last you a few season no problem. Fiskars and Westcott are two good brands to look for.
Boom Boom it is, Thx
I have two Boomerang snips, and some kids' Fiskars.
Both cut braid well. The Boomerangs are out on the
water with me. They're not 100% perfect, but darn
good for the money.
On 7/26/2015 at 7:30 AM, nascar2428 said:Childrens fiskars work just fine.
they work extremely well !! i have 2 pairs i use all the time and they are both 7 plus years old and still cut braid great .
plus they only cost under $4 a pair .....
This:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stainless-Steel-Fishing-Pliers-Split-Ring-Cutters-Hook-Remover-Scissors-Tackle-/130982690552?hash=item1e7f2d3ef8
Cheap, but amazing!
The best thing i've ever used are the Evolution Gorilla Pliers, but they're pricey (mine were free). Otherwise, the boomerang snips work very well.
I have Lews Pliers that cut great but, I can't get close enough to the knot easily.
The Boomerang's seem like a good choice. I'm going with them.
d**n sharp scissors...
Boomerang snips are the best line cutters on the planet and it gets big bonus points since it has the retractable cord and you can attach it to a belt clip/keychain caribiner so it's always handy without having to fish through your gear for a cutting tool. One thing though is that it will dull over time so you need to use different parts of the snip until it's time to get a new one. I typically buy a new one at the start of every fishing season, but it's probably my single best investment every year that I have no qualms about.
Forgot my scissors at my house when I went out, just a helpful tip to some of you guys, but the top of a dip can, the bottom edge of it will cut the line for you if you are in a pinch
I use the Rapala braid shears, and never had a problem with them. They cut pretty good.
On 7/26/2015 at 6:50 AM, WPCfishing said:I need a cutter, Which cutter do you prefer and why?
A pair of Fiskars scissors from the Supermarket. $2.
On 7/28/2015 at 1:21 AM, blckshirt98 said:Boomerang snips are the best line cutters on the planet and it gets big bonus points since it has the retractable cord and you can attach it to a belt clip/keychain caribiner so it's always handy without having to fish through your gear for a cutting tool. One thing though is that it will dull over time so you need to use different parts of the snip until it's time to get a new one. I typically buy a new one at the start of every fishing season, but it's probably my single best investment every year that I have no qualms about.
Can I have your old pairs?
On 7/28/2015 at 1:31 AM, icatchlittlebass said:Forgot my scissors at my house when I went out, just a helpful tip to some of you guys, but the top of a dip can, the bottom edge of it will cut the line for you if you are in a pinch
Pun intended?
Fisher o men
Yeah I little bit
On 7/28/2015 at 1:21 AM, blckshirt98 said:Boomerang snips are the best line cutters on the planet and it gets big bonus points since it has the retractable cord and you can attach it to a belt clip/keychain caribiner so it's always handy without having to fish through your gear for a cutting tool. One thing though is that it will dull over time so you need to use different parts of the snip until it's time to get a new one. I typically buy a new one at the start of every fishing season, but it's probably my single best investment every year that I have no qualms about.
i looked at those on TW , most people said they are great for the first couple months then they get dull . i'm telling you , Fiskar scissors last for a long time , still trying to find a decent belt clip for them .
On 7/29/2015 at 7:20 AM, pgersumky said:i looked at those on TW , most people said they are great for the first couple months then they get dull . i'm telling you , Fiskar scissors last for a long time , still trying to find a decent belt clip for them .
Look for EMT scissor sheath on google, tons of options some under $10.
I ended up buying The Snip and a Rapala 5" serrated scissors. Got them on eBay.