Thanks for the post. Got to try them out.
I was on the search for a better way to cut braided line, read some threads in a search and some guys were posting about Fiskar scissors in the kid section at Walmart. Today I was there and searched for them, I found them in the back to school section with about 20 mom's and 30 kids. Got my hands on a pair and they work great, not sure how long they will last but they cut braided line like butter with no fraying.
Though I would share my find
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Fiskars-7...-Asst/25331561
Thanks for the post. Got to try them out.
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Been recommending them for several years. I like the Child Size, because they fit easily into a plastic tray/tackle box. They should last for many years, and even if they don't last for more than a few years ... at their price (~ $2 ) they're easily replaceable with little crying from your wallet.
I also recommend a 6" piece of wooden dowel rod ... to use to wrap your braid around to pull a snagged bait loose. Braid can cut your hand/fingers, and even foam or cork rod handles, if you use them. I've already experienced that mistake (using 10/2 PowerPro) !!
X2 - Another vote for the Boomerang Tool. Small, compact and stores easily.
Here's the link on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Boomerang-Ori...Boomerang+Tool
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Good info and an even better price!
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I cannot use the "kiddie" scissors, as the finger holes are too small. I have a couple pairs of the Repala scissors made specifically for braid. I have them tethered to a short piece of broomstick with para-cord to pull snags.
Clint
Far West Kentucky
Old enough to know better and way too old to care!
Thanks for the heads up
Fiskars craft scissors are actually of better quality, still the same small form factor and are crazy sharp. I've had the same two pairs for 3-4 years and they still haven't needed sharpening. Look for them in the craft section of your local big box or a hobby lobby type store.