The Sea Falcon Steel split-ring pliers are a versatile fishing tool designed to accompany the angler from lure rigging to fish release. Its steel construction combined with a PTFE coating provides long service life and smooth operation, even under intensive use on the water.
Thanks to its long, precise nose, these pliers allow safe hook removal, easy handling of split rings and interventions inside the fish's mouth while minimizing injury risk to both fish and angler. The pliers also include a efficient braid cutter and a dedicated area for sleeve crimping, making it an all‑in‑one tool particularly practical for most modern techniques.
Supplied with a fabric sheath and a retractable coiled lanyard, the Steel Falcon remains within reach, attached to a belt, vest or bag. This setup significantly reduces the risk of the tool slipping into the water or being lost during fishing activity.
Each element is designed to provide a secure grip and smooth handling, whether the angler fishes from a boat, a float tube or from the shore. The combination of steel and PTFE coating delivers a reliable tool for occasional outings as well as for repeated sessions throughout the season.
By combining several essential functions in a single tool, these versatile fishing pliers prevent the need to carry multiple accessories. The angler can open split rings, cut braid, crimp sleeves for leaders and unhook catches cleanly without changing tools at each step.
The PTFE coating reduces friction and facilitates smooth opening and closing of the pliers, improving comfort during long days. It also contributes to better corrosion resistance, especially appreciated during repeated use in exposed environments, provided simple maintenance steps are followed.
The long nose is a major advantage for fish welfare. It allows reaching hooks set deep with greater precision, enabling a quick and controlled unhooking. The braid cutter delivers clean cuts on most modern braided lines, simplifying lure changes, knot work and leader adjustments directly at the fishing spot.
The fabric sheath and retractable coiled lanyard reinforce the pliers' practicality. The tool remains secured, easily accessible and well protected during transport. The angler gains efficiency and comfort while reducing the risk of loss or accidental damage.
To use the split‑ring pliers function, position the tip of the nose into the split ring, open it slightly and insert the eye of the hook or lure. Advance gradually following the ring's circumference to complete the rigging without forcing. Always work with controlled movements to preserve the ring's elasticity and avoid deformation.
When removing a hook, hold the line firmly, grasp the hook with the pliers and perform a gradual rotation to free it. Support the fish in the water or over a wet surface to limit stress. The Steel Falcon's long nose allows precise intervention even when the hook is set deep in the fish's mouth.
To cut braid, place it fully into the cutting area and apply a firm, controlled pressure. The braid cutter is designed to provide a clean cut, facilitating reliable knots. Sleeve crimping should be done at several points along the sleeve, distributing pressure to ensure optimal leader retention.
After each fishing session, rinse the pliers with fresh water, especially after use in saltwater, then dry thoroughly. Periodic application of a light film of oil on the joint will help maintain smooth operation. Always store the pliers in their sheath and attach the coiled lanyard to a solid anchor point on your vest, belt or fishing bag.
Question 1 : Are these pliers suitable for saltwater and freshwater fishing?
Answer: Yes, their steel construction and PTFE coating allow use in freshwater and saltwater, provided they are rinsed and dried carefully after each outing.
Question 2 : Can the braid cutter cut other types of lines?
Answer: The braid cutter is particularly effective on modern braided lines, but it can also be used on most nylons and fluorocarbons, taking care to ensure a clean cut before fishing.