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Eagle Claw 9-Snap Chain Fish Stringer

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About This Item

Retain a reliable hold on all your catches while keeping them alive and fresh with the 9-Snap Chain Fish Stringer. This metal chain fish stringer is equipped with nine snap closures in all, including a snap on either end that allows for a hassle-free and reliable connection to your boat or dock. The Eagle Claw® 9-Snap Chain Fish Stringer is 46 inches in length.

FEATURES:

  • Fish stringer
  • Snap on either end for easy connection to boat or dock
  • 9 snap closures total
  • Length: 46 in.
  • Model: 04300-005
Product WarningWARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
  • Web ID: 16ECLU9SNPMTLCHNSFAC
  • SKU: 10895055
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3.5

64%

Recommended

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Ok For The Price

This is an ok product. Only problem I had is if a big enough fish is put in it they can actually free itself

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Got Metal Instead Of Threaded

I was fully expecting to receive the red threaded stringer shown in the picture, but received a metal chain stringer that holds probably 6 fish. Was a little disappointed, but content that I got a stringer either way. Metal is thin, doesn't seem like high quality.

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Perfect

For an extra dollar or two get the medal stringer. Worth every penny.

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An Oldie But A Goodie

I left home and realized that I had forgotten my fish stringer. I was intending to catch some keepers and keep them alive. Fortunately, Dick's was on the way to my destination. Although I prefer a stringer with nylon clips and paracord, none were found. I quickly picked this item up. Metal is noisier, heavier, and corrodes, but strong and quite suitable. I have used these since the 1950's.

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Too Lightweight

I bought this chain stringer for use with Snakehead fish. Because their heads are so big, it is very difficult to use a string stringer on them. They have sharp teeth and sharp gills so you really don't want to stick your fingers in there. The chain stringer can be poked through the floor of their mouth easier and safer. But the wire is too soft and the hardware too cheaply made for larger fish. Had I not also attached a jaw lock clamp onto the fish, I would have lost my 29 inch Snakehead. The wire loop opened up when the fish thrashed. Suitable for much smaller fish, maybe.

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