00:00Tired of fish teeth cutting fingers?
00:02Good fish lip gripper fix this cheap.
00:05Tested best budget tools available now.
00:08Found top 5 models under 15 bucks that actually hold heavy fish.
00:13First, generic 8-inch floating gripper.
00:17Costs $5.17.
00:20Entire body made of plastic, floats if dropped in water.
00:24Jaws locked shut tight, won't rip lip tissue.
00:26Great backup tool for kayak fishing when gear falls overboard.
00:31Second, Boone's Fishing Aluminum Grip.
00:34Sells for $11.83.
00:37Solid metal frame, pistol trigger design, lightweight spring.
00:41Rubber handle gives good wet grip.
00:44Worth extra cash if needing fast, one-hand control on threshing base.
00:49Third, 304 stainless steel folding model.
00:53Priced at $11.46.
00:55Steel prevents salt corrosion.
00:58Folds in half, fits inside small tackle box pockets.
01:02Stromhook jaws lock hard on toothy fish-like pike.
01:06Compact, built for saltwater shore anglers.
01:10Fourth, D&D YUJU Stainless Lip Clip.
01:13Runs $8.76.
01:16Simple squeeze-to-open latch mechanism.
01:19Thick metal construction, 4.9 rating with thousands sold.
01:23Best pure durability per dollar option if wanting dead simple tool with zero extra bulk.
01:29Fifth, 40-pound gripper and plier combo set.
01:33Costs $9.54.
01:36Includes built-in mechanical scale inside handle to weigh fish instantly.
01:40Comes with line-cutting pliers.
01:43Insane value bundle if needing full catch and release kit under $10.
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