Loon Rogue Scissor Forceps w/ comfy grip

Loon Rogue Scissor Forceps w/ Comfy Grip – Durable hemostats with built-in cutting edge.

The Loon Rogue Scissor Forceps with Comfy Grip are a versatile, must-have tool for every angler. Combining the utility of large, durable hemostats with the convenience of a cutting edge, these forceps make it easy to crimp barbs, remove hooks, and trim tippet or leader material on the go. The Comfy Grip handles provide superior traction and control, even when wet, ensuring reliable performance in any conditions. Built tough to handle years of use on the water, these scissor forceps deliver functionality and comfort in one essential tool. Shop online or visit Drift Outfitters in Toronto for expert advice and fast shipping anywhere in Canada.

Q: What are fly fishing forceps and pliers used for?
A: Forceps and pliers are essential fly fishing tools used to remove hooks, crimp barbs, cut line, and handle flies safely. They make unhooking fish faster and safer for both angler and fish, especially during catch-and-release. Higher-quality models provide better ergonomics, more durable materials and corrosion resistance for use in both fresh and saltwater.

Q: What’s the difference between forceps and pliers?
A: Forceps are typically smaller and designed for delicate work like removing small trout flies or pinching small barbs, while pliers are larger and stronger for cutting heavy tippet, tightening knots, or handling big hooks. Many anglers carry both to cover different fishing situations.

Q: What materials should I look for in pliers and forceps?
A: Stainless steel or aluminum tools resist rust and corrosion, which is especially important in saltwater. Look for models with textured jaws for grip, and ergonomic handles for comfort during long days on the water.

Q: Which brands of forceps and pliers do you carry?
A: Drift Outfitters carries top brands like Loon Outdoors, Dr. Slick, Scientific Anglers, and Simms. These tools are built for durability, precision, and smooth operation whether you’re tying flies or handling trophy fish.

Q: Are your pliers suitable for saltwater fishing?
A: We stock several saltwater-safe plier models made from anodized aluminum and stainless steel. These pliers resist corrosion and are designed to handle the strength of larger saltwater species.

Q: How should I care for my forceps and pliers?
A: Rinse your tools with fresh water after each use, especially after saltwater trips. Dry them completely, lubricate hinges occasionally, and store them in a sheath or gear pouch to prevent corrosion and wear.