Guide Choice Fish Release Tool

The Guide's Choice Fish Release Tool is the easiest to use release tool we have found.  This will quickly become an essential tool for any angler who prioritize the health and safety of their catch. Designed to make catch-and-release fishing easier and more effective, this tool allows you to safely release fish with minimal handling, reducing stress and improving survival rates. With just a little practice, you will quickly discover the ease of releasing fish with this tool without having to touch the fish or grab your fly. Great for Native Brook Trout. The ergonomic, easy-to-use design features a sturdy, non-slip grip, making it comfortable to use in any conditions. The stainless steel construction ensures durability and corrosion resistance, the handle floats so you won't lose this tool if you accidentally drop it in the stream. Key Features: Ergonomic, non-slip grip for comfort and control. Durable stainless steel construction for long-lasting use. Split Ring for easily attaching to a retractor. Ideal for catch-and-release fishing to ensure fish health. Made in the USA Available in Two Sizes:  Hook Size #12 - #24 or Hook Size #2 - #16 Using the Guides Choice Fish Release Keep the fish in or near the water. Grasp the tippet no more than 18" away from the fly (Closer is better) While holding the release tool in the opposite hand, hook the Release Tool over the tippet Slide the Release Tool to your fly while lowering the tippet with the opposite hand Continue with a smooth motion allowing the release tool to seat at the bend of the hook This does not involve a quick "snap of the wrist" or any turn of the wrist movements.  Simply move your two hands (Tippet in one hand, Release Tool in the other) away from each other while lowering the tippet toward the water while maintaining some tension on the tippet. We keep the Fish Release Tool on a retractor or sitting in a tray in the boat for quick access. Note: This tool will not work if the fly/ hook are not visible in the outer part of the fishes mouth.