I think the title says it all, what do you like to use to cut line?
Right Here ~ Good Tool
A-Jay
http://www.boomerangtool.com/#!online-store/c1ur/!/Boomerang-SNIPs/c/11261038/offset=0&sort=normal
Scissors for braid and wire cutters for everything else.
I use a pair of kids scissors for braid and the cutters on my gander mountain fishing pliers. Nothing fancy...
I either use a pair of serrated scissors or a pair of clippers used for getting in grown toenails
Serrated scissors. Or my Benchmade Griptilian if I don't have scissors on me
Leatherman Wave knife or Rapala scissors.
I use the mini craftsman wire cutters. They work great for braid to. When they get dull I can just exchange them for a new pair.
On 1/6/2015 at 6:52 AM, A-Jay said:Right Here ~ Good Tool
A-Jay
http://www.boomerangtool.com/#!online-store/c1ur/!/Boomerang-SNIPs/c/11261038/offset=0&sort=normal
This!
Wire cutters for mono and fluoro. Scissors for braid, and a knife for everything else.
I use a pair of zirconia scissors. Never need sharpened and never rust.
Regular line - scissors and finger nail clipper
Braid line - scissors
Hooks - metal cutter
Boomerang tool. I always have it when needed, or I am always looking for where I stuck the scissors or clippers.
westscott titanium scissors
nothing comes close to the boomerang tool....
For years, I used fingernail clippers. Then I really broke down and invested in a nice pair of titanium pliers with outside line cutters.
A little pocket knife or a lighter
Cutting torch
Always have nail clippers in my bag.
My new favorite tool is the kvd split ring pliers. Cuts braid like a champ.
Rule #9 - Never go anywhere without a knife
Always a knife, whether is a benchmade, or a zero tolerance, or even a lowly gerber.
I use EMS shears.
I used the Mustang KVD braid cutter this past year and it did an alright job for fluoro and braid. It would be nicer if it was stainless so it didn't rust but for $7 it's not too bad. Used to use Rapala pliers with the carbon cutter which worked slick until a partner dropped them in the drink.
On 1/6/2015 at 6:52 AM, A-Jay said:Right Here ~ Good Tool
A-Jay
http://www.boomerangtool.com/#!online-store/c1ur/!/Boomerang-SNIPs/c/11261038/offset=0&sort=normal
Got one for christmas. Things cut through braid like butter.
Have had quite a few braid cutting pliers, cutters always fail with just a little bit of age, No Mas.
At home I use Westcott scissors, in the filed a Walmart pliers for freshwater and a Harbor Freight (lifetime replacement) for saltwater, braid gets cut with a flame.
On 1/6/2015 at 11:36 PM, SirSnookalot said:No Mas.
braid gets cut with a flame.
You've become bilingual down there Snook!
Do you use something to shield the mono of your leader from the flame?
x3,719 for boomerang tool. Love that thing.
I have 2 boomerangs but after the first day of use they fail to stay in the closed position and catch on my shirt since I wear them on a lanyard. I sprayed oil in one since it was used while wading. Oiling it caused it to never go into the closed position again. I use a William Joseph nipper made for fly fishing. Fly fishing tools seem more rugged and refined.
teeth......
Just kidding, I use a small pair of scissors. I never can seem to find my knife when I need it, so I carry scissors in my backpack.
For braid I found these small scissors at the dollar store. Works awesome, as for other line I'll use nail clippers or the scissors.
I got some scissors with some Sufix braid. They work well for me.
Cabelas cheap braided scissors work great for me. They are small enough to fit in my shirt pocket and the tips are rounded
Boomrang tool
I use a crimper for cutting heavy mono and wire line. Recently bought a kvd split ring plier that works well for lighter line.
Grey Spyderco Delica 4 Full Flat Grind, Japanese VG-10 steel. And of course a Leatherman Wave or Surge.
Wm Joseph hemocuts...
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On 1/6/2015 at 11:02 PM, WIGuide said:I used the Mustang KVD braid cutter this past year and it did an alright job for fluoro and braid. It would be nicer if it was stainless so it didn't rust but for $7 it's not too bad.
That's what I use too, plus it's nice that it has a set of split ring pliers built in. I also keep a pair of kids scissors on the boat, as well as some needle nose pliers with a wire cutter, in-case I have to cut a hook or something.
The cutters on my H2O 7.5" Forza aluminum pliers cuts any line, including braid, better than anything I've ever used.