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    If your klutzy like me, get the cheapo ones at flea markets or tag sales. That way its no big deal when you lose them I keep a set on a leash attached to something on my kayak. Ive dropped them several times, and was able to retrieve them.
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    dollar store and buy 5 and oil them up and who cares if one goes away ,,,,,,just saying
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ketchn View Post
    dollar store and buy 5 and oil them up and who cares if one goes away ,,,,,,just saying
    You have no idea how talented I am at losing those things. 5 of them might last me a couple of outings.
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    I have some good ones like pictured above. They usually stay in the bag. I have cheap ones everywhere on the boat. I lose so many that a magnet guy could make a living following me. I didn't buy those nice ones they were mostly gifts from the kids.

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    I have some cheap ones I purchased from Harbor Freight. If I remember correctly they cost $1.99 and purchased 4 pair. I always keep a pair in the boat along with some hemostats.

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    I lost some Rapala stainless pliers on a lanyard off my kayak last week. Had them for 5 years & never unhooked them off my PFD...until last week. The one time I let somebody else use them, I forgot to reconnect to my PFD and watched them slide off the deck of my kayak over 27 feet of water. Haven't replaced them yet, but I have a set of long hemostats that will work just fine for now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yak Fish View Post
    I lost some Rapala stainless pliers on a lanyard off my kayak last week. Had them for 5 years & never unhooked them off my PFD...until last week. The one time I let somebody else use them, I forgot to reconnect to my PFD and watched them slide off the deck of my kayak over 27 feet of water. Haven't replaced them yet, but I have a set of long hemostats that will work just fine for now.

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    Yeah. That is why I want them with a lanyard and sheath. I want all the help I can get hanging on to them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by UpstateSC_Bill View Post
    You have no idea how talented I am at losing those things. 5 of them might last me a couple of outings.
    drill a hole in the handle and leash em up , might be the answer .....yak paddlin can have its draw backs for sure
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    Add a magnet to the canoe's gunnel or thwart, like for holding tools. Cheap pliers and hemostats, they even stay on while riding in the back of the pickup.
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    Interesting. That is one solution I hadn't thought of. It might work nicely as a combination solution. Have some sort of a tether for most of the time and a magnet for times when the pliers might need to be off tether.

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