Calcutta Ultra Grip 6" Split Ring Plier Built for Outer Banks Fishing
Fishing on the Outer Banks requires tools that can stand up to salt, sand, and constant use. The Calcutta Ultra Grip 6" Split Ring Plier is designed for anglers who regularly change hooks, adjust split rings, and work with hard baits and terminal tackle in OBX conditions. Its compact size and secure grip make it easy to use from the surf, pier, or boat.
Common Uses for These Pliers
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Opening and replacing split rings on lures
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Hook removal and tackle adjustments
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General rigging and maintenance
Key Features to Know
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6-inch compact size for easy carry and control
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Split ring tip designed for efficient hook and ring changes
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Ultra-grip handles for secure use with wet or sandy hands
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Built for saltwater fishing environments
Why Quality Tools Matter
Reliable pliers save time, reduce frustration, and help prevent damaged lures or hooks. When fishing conditions change quickly on the OBX, having dependable tools on hand makes a noticeable difference.
Why Buy Fishing Tools from Frank & Fran’s
Frank & Fran’s carries fishing tools that are proven in real Outer Banks conditions. Our staff can help you choose tools that match your fishing style, whether you’re working lures on the beach or fine-tuning rigs on the pier.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these pliers suitable for saltwater fishing?
Yes. The Calcutta Ultra Grip Split Ring Plier is designed for use in saltwater environments like the Outer Banks.
What are split ring pliers used for?
They are commonly used to open split rings when changing hooks on lures or making tackle adjustments.
Are these pliers easy to carry while fishing?
Yes. The 6-inch size makes them compact and easy to carry in a tackle bag, surf pouch, or boat storage.
How should fishing pliers be maintained on the OBX?
Rinse with fresh water after use and allow them to dry thoroughly to extend their lifespan. A little sprits of WD-40 helps too!
Can Frank & Fran’s help me choose the right fishing tools?
Yes. Our staff can recommend tools based on how and where you fish on the Outer Banks.
