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

These things are great when handling the spiny fish like catfish. Also good when removing hooks from the Musky. They are impenetrable, saved my arse more than once.

This glove is very thick and well built I feel very comfortable taking hooks out of fish with sharp teeth wearing these gloves, they are expensive but to protect my hands I can justify the value.

Been bringing in some very aggressive fish without a single hook or tooth in my fingers since I started using this. I only put it on for big problem fish after they are netted and it has been nice to come home without damage to my hands.Don't let it sit your truck or boat without washing it after use.

Glove worked well as expected. Used on a northern Ontario fly in trip an protected my hands from many large Pike and treble hooks. I learned first hand the value of good gloves while handling large fish on a previous Pike fishing trip when an xtra large treble hook got buried in my hand. I had bought size xl for my left hand last year and it was a bit tight because of the heavy fabric. Before our trip this year I ordered the xxl for my right hand. It fits a lot better making it easier to get on/off quickly and allows better dexterity. Also invaluable when filleting salmon. I recommend ordering a size larger

Works as described

This has been one of the greatest finds for my son and my husband. Last year my son had to go to the emergency room to get a barbed hook out of his finger. Earlier this spring my husband had to pull a barbed hook out of his hand while he was in his canoe. I decided I needed to find something that would protect them while taking large fish off of their hooks. This was certainly the right product.I don't recommend this, but my son immediately took a knife and tried to cut the glove and it didn't even phase the glove. He then grabbed several Rapalas to see if the hooks would get caught, and again, the hooks did not get caught on the glove.My husband and son have both been using the left-hand fishing glove since earlier this summer and they both have nothing but good things to say about it. They chose the left glove, because they are both right-handed. This made it easier for them to hold the fish (teeth and all) with the left hand while using pliers to remove the hooks with their right hand.Hope this helps

Excellent

They were just perfect