The Okuma Plier Lineup is designed to cover every angler’s needs—from freshwater finesse to heavy-duty saltwater applications. With multiple sizes and styles, each tool is built for durability, precision, and ease of use, giving you the confidence to handle fish, tune tackle, and make quick adjustments on the water.
8.5” Duckbill Pliers
Designed for serious saltwater anglers, these pliers are perfect for hook removal on pelagic species, allowing you to safely reach deep and maintain control.
Carbon steel construction for strength
Titanium-coated finish for corrosion resistance
Cutter hardness: HRC44±3°
Ergonomic Karton handles for a secure, comfortable grip
8” Straight Nose & Split Ring Pliers
Available in straight nose or split ring configurations, these versatile pliers are built for multi-purpose use.
Drop-forged carbon steel construction for durability
Spring-loaded design for easy one-handed operation
Titanium plating for added corrosion resistance
Cutter hardness: HRC43±3°
Split Ring Model Features:
Tungsten alloy cutting blades
Integrated hook holes for tightening knots
Built-in split shot crimper
Straight Nose Model Features:
Integrated lure tuning tool for quick adjustments
7” Freshwater Needle Nose Pliers
A go-to tool for freshwater anglers, offering reliability and control for everyday use.
Carbon steel body for strength
Cutter hardness: HRC44±3°
Titanium-coated finish for durability
Ergonomic Karton handles for comfort
6.5” Split Ring Pliers
Compact, corrosion-resistant, and feature-packed—perfect for both freshwater and light saltwater use.
Stainless steel construction for maximum corrosion resistance
Material hardness: HRC55±2°
Titanium-coated finish
Spring-loaded with locking handle for easy storage
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