Fishing Tools - The Saltwater Edge

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Peter Jenkins The Saltwater Edge – Our Fishing Lives

This 8 Marine Shear features detachable handles for easy cleaning. Blades are Titanium Bonded High-Carbon Steel which is 3x harder than untreated steel and will stay sharper longer. One blade edge can be used as a fish scaler and another blade has an integrated bottle opener. Cutting edges are serrated for increased performance. Full tang construction and non-slip Cuda scale pattern handles.

Cuda 8 in. Titanium Bonded Detachable Marine Shears

Fishing Lures - The Saltwater Edge

Redesigned and better than ever! Temple Fork Outfitter Tactical Inshore Spinning Rods offer a soft, fast tip with progressive taper that delivers better balance and a crisper action for inshore saltwater fishing. Each Tactical Inshore Spinning Rod comes equipped with Fuji K guides and a premium cork grip. So whether you're fishing the flats for bonefish or redfish or running deeper water for tarpin, there's sure to be a Spinning Rod for you.

Temple Fork Tactical Inshore Spinning Rods

SAMSFX Fishing Heavy Duty Anti-Slip Serrated Edge Scissors Saltwater Freshwater Braid Scissors Braided Line Cutter with Plastic Belt Case Sheath Kit (Enlarge Finger Hole, Gray & Orange Handle) : Sports

The Tsunami SALTX surf series of high tech high performance rods provide all of the performance and functional features needed in a modern surf rod design. The 100% D15 Nanotech IM7 carbon fiber blank construction delivers light strong powerful and reliable performance cast after cast. The eight axis blank construction assures greater hoop strength without added weight. The offset 70/30 F3 Friction Fit Ferrule location provides a one piece feel with much easier transportation.

Tsunami TSSTXSS862M SaltX 8'6 Medium Surf Spinning Rod

Go vertical for big cod, pollock, sea bass, even halibut with the Savage Gear Sand Eel. Representing every saltwater predator's favorite prey, this jighead and tail fit together seamlessly for outstanding realism. But it's the lively, incredibly lifelike swimming action of the tail that will trigger the hardest, most brutal attacks.