Scissors

During fishing, scissors are not just an accessory – they are a fundamental item without which the quick and precise preparation of rigs is almost unimaginable. Well-chosen fishing scissors allow you to cut braided and monofilament lines, leader lines, PVA nets, or other small accessories to size in moments – accurately, without obstruction.

Most fishing scissors are made of stainless steel to resist moisture and humidity. The handle design is usually ergonomic, with a non-slip surface, so it can be used safely even with wet hands. Some models have serrated blades, which are particularly useful for braided lines.

Garbolino fishing scissors provide a precise and smooth cut – even the finest braided lines do not slip out from between the blades. Due to their small size, they easily fit in a pocket or tackle box, so they can always be at hand when needed.

Why isn't a regular household scissor good for fishing?
The fibrous structure of braided lines is particularly difficult to cut with household scissors – fishing scissors have specially designed edges for this purpose, which do not “chew” but cut cleanly.

Can I use the same scissors for monofilament and braided lines?
Yes, but in the long run, it is advisable to use separate scissors for the two types to maintain the edge longer and ensure a more precise cut.

Do scissors used on the waterfront rust?
Quality models – such as those in the Carp Zoom range – are made of stainless steel, so they withstand humid, wet environments, but it is advisable to wipe them dry after use.

What length of scissors should I choose?
Compact, 10–13 cm scissors are perfectly suited for most tasks, are easy to handle, and fit well among the equipment.

In the TackleBait range, every angler can find the ideal scissors for them – whether it's a special version for braided lines or universal, compact models. Good scissors not only save time but also determine the accuracy and durability of your rig.