Lindy Fish Handling Glove Puncture-Proof and Cut Resistant Fish-Grabbing Glove

Great glove works wonderful on Northern Pike and Walleye. I could lip them with no issue. Grip was slippery though so you had to squeeze a little harder than usual because the glove would slide right out of their mouth. But even a 36"pike couldn't bite through.

Keeps my hand nice and safe

Cant say too many bad things about this glove. Gives me a lot more confidence handling fish. A bluefish bit me with these gloves on and I didnt feel a thing. Only reason why I would give it 4 stars instead of 5, is because I find it pretty difficult (for my style) to fillet a fish. I usually slice from the top and then grab the meat as I continue to slice. I find it hard to "grab the sliced meat" with these gloves on

Wonderful to choke out interlopers

I use this glove on my boat to insert my glove covered thumb to grab the jaw and pull it out of the water. It's quick. The ungloved hand is used to hold an appropriate size suture to clamp onto the shaft of the hook and remove it from the fish. If the fish is worth a photo, I take a guick photo, then I release it gently back into the water holding it upright and if a little artificial respiraton is needed I push the fish forward quickly and back slowly, repeating until the fish takes off on his own. I have not killed a fish in more than a year when the hook was taken down way too far to retreive. Good for large and small mouth bass, catfish (no more burns) and stripped bass. I don't recommend the glove for snakehead because they have a powerful bite. I have not tried it, but I thought about it with this glove. Also great if you have some keepers and want to filet and clean them, that glove will work some magic on your left hand if you handle your filet knife with your right hand. Lenny Baby

I bought this thinking I'd want it for handling big Pike or Muskies I hoped to catch fishing in Ontario this summer. On the trip I forgot I had this along, and proceeded to allow Pike to cut and puncture my left thumb up quite a bit. After two "events" resulting in a bunch of bandaging I realized I had this glove along, and used it the rest of the trip with EXCELLENT results. Immediately after pulling it out I handled a large thrashing fish and watched in amazement as two treble hooks jabbed the glove's thumb and palm. It would have gone deep into the meat of my hand, but this glove simply repelled the treble hooks easily. No more bloody hands for me (as long as I remember to put the thing one before attempting to handle a fish).

These are great. I've yet to bag a state record muskie or northern but I've pulled in a few nice ones. What makes these great? I still have all my fingers! While I have used these a few times, I'll be honest and say I haven't actually used them. I'm not keen on the idea of letting a 50lb angry fish with 700+ teeth chomp down on my hand just to see. I do feel confident that they'll do the trick though. They are only protected on your palm and not the top of your fingers expect on the thumb and part of the index finger. I gave them 4 stars on comfort and that might not be fair. Are they actually comfortable? Nope. They're stiff and somewhat rigid. That's just what they are though. It is only one glove and you're typically buy the glove for your off hand so you can hold the net with your main hand. While I'm sure they dont float long, I did drop the glove getting into the boat once and it floated under the dock and through the other side which was great because I was not going to go swimming under a dock stocked with tiger muskie. If you fish northern pike, muskie, or any other angry tooth filled fish, it's nice to know you've got a bit of protection should you need it. These will always be in my tackle box.

I used this when I was stationed in the Azores and fished almost every day. There are alot of venomous species there and I couldn't handle them without protection. This glove allowed me to unhook fish I would have never touched safely and release unexpected catches. Make sure you keep it clean... not something you want to leave in your tackle box unless you want a cement brick in there the next time. This glove would be ideal for a kid learning to handle fish correctly while offering protection from fin spines and small teeth. I wouldn't stick my thumb in a ling cod mouth with it, but it definitely saves on bandages. Great for gripping fish while cleaning them too. Textured very well for slippery scales.

I would have liked one size smaller. They are used to handle live fish

Commandé en xxl , il et parfait. Petit cadeau surprise du vendeur 🍬 qui m'a fait rire merci

Fir fishing

Bloody great filleting glove. Highly recommended 👍

This is a bit stiff as a glove, protects from pike teeth but a really sharp hook will still penetrate, so you still need to be careful handling your catch. As you should always do anyway.