Beyond Braid Blue Wave

Pro-Grade Fishing Tools for Serious Anglers

Upgrade your kit with Beyond Braid’s precision-built fishing tools. From corrosion-resistant fishing pliers and braid-cutting shears to line spoolers, tackle bags, floating fishing nets, and compact accessories, this collection is engineered for strength, reliability, and all-day performance—whether you fish freshwater, inshore, or offshore.

Top Tools in This Collection

• Pliers & Hook Tools: Split-ring pliers, dehookers, fish grippers for quick, safe releases.
• Braid Management: Braid-cutting shears and line spoolers for clean cuts and tangle-free setups.
• Nets & Landing: Lightweight, floating fishing net options for easy landings and smooth catch-and-release.
• Storage & Mobility: Durable tackle bags and organizers to keep essentials at your fingertips.
• Boat & Bank Accessories: Drying towels, bait aerators, and rigging tools for every scenario.

Why Anglers Choose These Tools

• Built for Braid: Clean, fray-free cuts and strong grip strength for modern braided lines.
• Saltwater-Smart: Corrosion-resistant finishes and materials for harsh environments.
• Portable & Organized: Compact designs that pack neatly for boat, kayak, pier, or bank.
• Reliability First: Tools that perform under pressure—so you can focus on the bite.

How to Choose the Right Tool

• For Braided Line: Choose dedicated braid shears (micro-serrated or ultra-sharp) and long-nose pliers.
• For Saltwater: Prioritize anodized aluminum/stainless steel and rinse after each trip.
• For Mobility: Select a mid-size tackle bag with exterior tool docks for pliers and shears.
• For Landing Fish: Use a floating net with a rubberized basket to protect fish and hooks.

Care & Maintenance

Rinse tools with fresh water after salt exposure, pat dry, and add a light protectant to joints and cutting edges. Store dry towels and nets between trips to prevent odor and corrosion.

FAQs — Tools Collection

What tools are essential for braided line?
Braid-cutting shears, corrosion-resistant pliers, and a line spooler for fast, twist-free setup.

How do I keep tools from rusting?
Rinse after saltwater use, dry thoroughly, and apply a light oil or protectant on hinges and blades.

Do I need a floating net?
If you fish from a kayak, pier, or low gunwale boat, a floating net prevents accidental loss and speeds safe landings.

What size pliers should I get?
7–8″ pliers offer the best balance of leverage and control for most freshwater and inshore saltwater species.

What makes a good tackle bag?
Reinforced seams, water-resistant fabric, non-slip base, exterior tool docks, and room for commonly used utility boxes.