How to use Landers Hook Removers
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2020
- Overview of the quality and construction of the Landers Hook Remover products. Quality Stainless and Aluminum makes these Landers a superior tool to many of the imposters on the market. Rugged durability and ease of use make these a premier Landers product to own.
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Just ordered mine. Looking forward to putting them to work when they arrive. Thanks again!
Just ordered one for this season, excited to get it! Had a close shave with a big pike last night, so close to getting several trebles buried and made me decide I need something a lot better than a pair of needle nose since I'm always by myself.
Thank you for this information 😎
I have the blue and love it! Hilarious way to explain the lengths lol
Thanks!
Great video thank you
Great tutorial. I appreciate it.
You’re welcome
Great video thank you 🙏
Almost bought the Amazon knockoff but wanted to see how it works. Saw your video and decided to buy the real deal
Thanks for your business! We know you’ll love your new tools!
how's it so far? my son bought me the knockoff for christmas. ive yet to use it though it'd came in handy recently(we saved 2 fish with his nursing skills and me reversing the hook out near the gills).
does it only work for bait hooks or can you use it for lures
I need one for some small stingrays, honestly the smaller one does the job perfectly what should I get the larger one to make sure I avoid getting whacked?
We recommend the larger one for rays.
Could I use this to get the hook out of a large mouth bass that is “gut hooked”?
Clayton - yes you can, the key is to use the Landers to follow the line to the hook. Safe extraction is possible.
@@landersfishing6021 I have trouble with gut hooked fish as I can't get down far enough on the hook to pop it out, the mouth is only so big. I have yet to be successful using this on any gut hooked fish
Hey there - which model are you using?
@@landersfishing6021 one from great star tools. Looks exactly like the one in the video and this is the video recommended from them for me to watch.
Lis Family there are a lot of copies of our tools out there, many are smaller and use low grade materials. We would never point you to another company to get advice on how to use our tools, we serve our own customers.
Can it remove circular hook?
Yes, lots of circle hooks removed. There’s a picture on our website of it being used on circle hooks
Oh ok 👍
Why didn't you show i in action?
Check out our other videos we show them in action
This demo would have been better if it was filmed while actually fishing
We've got you covered right here ua-cam.com/video/EIwRcx9BHmI/v-deo.html
@@landersfishing6021 nice!
Did Landers go out of business. Web page is defunct.
Jesus dude, JUST GET TO THE EFFING POINT. And after all that talking, you don't show how it works. Goodness, gracious.
Orrrrr a pair of needle nose
Landers also carries those, salt water friendly of course.
Landers also carries those, salt water friendly of course.
@@landersfishing6021 I carry both. Nothing worse than gut hooking a fish. I live in the desert and there aren’t many here to begin with. Honestly, the best solution I’ve come up with is using the right hook. I may lose a fish or two with less aggressive hooks, but the ones I catch will be around to catch again. Plus it’s a challenge
@@rrpostalagain That's the way I think as well.
Sometimes you cannot get the same leverage with the needlenose