Folding Fishing Line Scissors with Keyring Loop for Anglers
Folded, these scissors sit on your keyring and open into a straight stainless pair that cuts line, knots and thread in one motion. You stop digging through the tackle box and get back to casting.
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Folded, these scissors sit on your keyring and open into a straight stainless pair that cuts line, knots and thread in one motion. You stop digging through the tackle box and get back to casting.
Folding fishing scissors that fold down small enough to carry on your keyring and cut line anywhere on the water
- carrying bulky scissors on fishing trips
- cutting fishing line and knots without digging for a tool
- losing small scissors in a tackle box or pocket
Cut line anywhere on the water, without the digging
Stop searching the tackle box mid-trip. These fold small enough to clip to your keyring, so the cutter is always there when the line needs trimming.
Small enough to clip anywhere you fish

Folds slim enough to carry
The blades fold down to 10.5 cm, short enough for a keyring, a vest clip or a jacket pocket. Open, the pair measures 15.5 cm, so the blades reach a knot without fuss. Clip the split ring to your keys and the cutter travels with you instead of sitting at the bottom of the tackle box.

Stainless blades for line and knots
The blades are polished stainless steel with a straight edge. They cut monofilament, light line, tippet and thread cleanly. Heavy braid will take more than one pass with blades this size, so pair the scissors with a set of fishing pliers for thick line.

Open loops, knurled grip
Each handle is an open oval loop, so a finger slides in and the blades open with one hand. The knurled grip panels keep the handle from slipping when your fingers are wet from the water.
Open, cut, fold, clip back on
- 1Hook a finger through the loop
Slide one finger through an oval loop. Your thumb sits in the other loop, so a single hand controls the blades.
- 2Open the blades
Open them to the full 15.5 cm length. The straight blades are ready to take line as soon as they are open.
- 3Cut the line close
Place the line near the base of the blades and close with a firm squeeze. Trim tag ends and knot tails clean.
- 4Fold and clip
Fold the blades down to 10.5 cm and clip the split ring to your keyring, vest or pack strap.
Folded small, open long enough to cut
- 10.5 cmFolded length
- 2.7 cmFolded width
- 11.5 cmOpen length
- 15.5 cmExtended length
Folded, it fits a jacket pocket beside your keys.
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Questions and answers
They are built for monofilament, fluorocarbon, tippet and light braid, plus knot tails and bait packaging. Thick braid will take more than one pass because the blades are small. Keep a heavier line cutter in the tackle box for braid that is hard to get through.
Rinse the handles with fresh water after a saltwater trip and dry them before they go back on the keyring. The blades are stainless steel, so they handle normal wet use well. The gold plating is a finish on the handles, and it lasts longest when it is rinsed and kept dry.
The attachment is a split ring style loop that clips to a keyring, a vest D-ring or a pack strap. Close the ring fully before you head out, and check it once in a while if the scissors ride on a vest that gets pulled through brush.
Yes. The straight blades trim thread tails and clip stitches, and the folded pair fits a sewing kit as easily as a tackle box.
The handles are gold-plated metal and the blades are stainless, so the pair costs more than a basic plastic-handled tool. The value is in the carry. A folded pair on your keys is always within reach, while a cheap tool that gets lost in the box every trip ends up costing more over a season.
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