The Lip-Grip Cull Tags are an essential tool for anglers and marine enthusiasts seeking efficient catch management. This six-piece culling system streamlines the process of sorting and identifying your catch, ensuring that you can quickly release unwanted fish while maximizing your total catch weight.
Key Features
- Fish-Friendly Design: Equipped with non-penetrating clips that securely grip to fish without causing harm, ensuring the well-being of your catch.
- Durable Construction: Built with heavy-duty composite materials that withstand harsh marine environments, providing long-lasting performance.
- Visible Identification: Includes multicolored EVA floats featuring laser-etched numbers that remain clear and legible, resistant to wear and rubbing.
- Corrosion-Resistant: Manufactured with non-corrosive components to prevent rust and degradation, maintaining functionality over time.
Benefits
Using the Lip-Grip Cull Tags enhances your fishing experience by:
- Facilitating quick and easy sorting of fish based on size, species, or catch preferences.
- Minimizing stress and injury to fish with its fish-friendly clipping mechanism.
- Providing reliable and durable equipment that stands up to constant exposure to saltwater and sunlight.
- Ensuring clear identification with numbers that remain intact, simplifying the release process.
Specifications
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Pieces | 6 |
| Material | Heavy-duty composite with non-corrosive components |
| Floats | Multicolored EVA with laser-etched numbers |
| Clip Type | Non-penetrating, fish-friendly |
How to Use
- Attach a cull tag to the desired location on the fish using the non-penetrating clips.
- Assign a number corresponding to your release criteria using the laser-etched EVA floats.
- Continue fishing, and easily identify which fish to release based on the tagged numbers.
- Ensure tags remain secure and legible throughout your fishing session.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit .
