Plastic Coated Fish Stringer

Description

A fish stringer secures the catch to the float so each fish does not have to be swum back to shore. The fish is threaded on through both eyes or through the gills and out of the mouth, and the pin is then flipped 90 degrees to the cable to lock the catch in place. On this Rob Allen stringer the cable is plastic coated, which reduces the cable wear that eventually splits the fibres and can pierce fingers in use. The coating is easy to clean and limits the build up of flesh that rots on uncoated cable unless it is scrubbed out. The stainless pin is knurled or slotted to reduce slip when pulled through the fish. It is offered as the basic stringer, with no longline swivel clip, or fitted with a swivel clip.

Features

• Cable: plastic coated
• Pin: stainless, knurled or slotted
• Options: basic (no longline swivel clip) or with swivel clip
• Use: securing the catch to a float

What's Included

• One fish stringer