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This is probably a stupid question. But im looking for a decent pair of pliers that will cut hooks,very easy.

 

Any recommendations? The lighter the better. Thanks everybody...............

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Knipex. Sears sells them. One handed bolt cutters. They are the numer one favorite for musky fisherman.

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I don't know what size hooks you're thinking about cutting, but I use a pair of quality side (diagonal) cutters for most of my bassin hooks. About the only hooks they won't cut are spinner/buzzbait hooks and some of the big swimbait hooks.

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I don't know what size hooks you're thinking about cutting, but I use a pair of quality side (diagonal) cutters for most of my bassin hooks. About the only hooks they won't cut are spinner/buzzbait hooks and some of the big swimbait hooks.

 

I have a pair of Kobalt diagonal cutters and they will cut a 4/0 standard wire hook, I got them just for that purpose because I didn't want to lose the ones I have for home use. The bolt cutters are a little overkill is you ask me but there is no question they will cut any hook you have.

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Knipex. Sears sells them. One handed bolt cutters. They are the numer one favorite for musky fisherman.

X2 I've been in the boat with a 52year old man with a 42" musky hooked to his arm by a 5/0 Treble. Thank goodness we had those cutters. They are a must I have 1 knipix and 1 off brand for backup. Do your self a favor and buy them

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You can get side cutters at any big box, hardware, or electrical supply 

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