CUDA 3" Micro Scissors Durable Fishing Braid, Mono & Fluorocarbon Cutter for Saltwater & Freshwater with Dual Serrated Blades & Oversized Non-Slip Comfort Bows

This is a great pair of fishing line cutters. It cut limp braided line without a problem. It's small but large enough to get your fingers in and cut without a problem. The rubber makes it comfortable while using and provides a good grip. There are a lot of cutters out there for fishing line and I have several of them but this is the best that I tried so far. I definitely recommend this line cutter.

These tiny shears are worth putting a pair in every fishing bag you have. They cut braid/ thin leader/ thick flour and mono with ease, split small fish bones well, and work just fine for cutting gills etc. Throw them on a lanyard and use them until they're dull (unlikely) or you lose them (lol). Perfect tiny snips that won't poke a hole in your waders or your wallet!

For the price these are the absolute best. They cut through braid and fluorocarbon with easy and leave no frays. They also hold up well in salt. I have used them to cut small bait and forgot to rinse them and they held up. Perfect for a lot of applications

these cut braid easily and the large holes fit my fat fingers. would buy a gain

I know these were designed for fishermen, but for cutting thread or yarn, they are superb. For people like knitters and crocheters, they are tiny, and easy to carry with you in your knitting bag. The points are rounded, and unlikely to harm or marr anything they come in contact with. Really sharp scissors don't cut thread or yarn well because they're so sharp, they tend to make yarn just slide out of the scissor blades. The serrations on these grab individual fibers and cut them cleanly with no effort. The rubbery coating on the finger holes tends to make them resist slipping in your hands, too. They are VERY good! I bought two extras in case I lose them.

These are great for cutting fishing braid

Works really well and they're small and not likely to cause problems enough to keep in my pocket all the time to be used for opening things like mail or food containers whenever I need them as well as being handy to have around to cut a few flowers to bring in for the table

3 rd fishing scissor review I am typing in last few minutes. The other two were much more expensive. Fit in the hand much nicer. We’re much more ergonomically functional. Much better quality with only one exception to them that they didn’t have that these absolutely excell in. They weren’t sharp to begin with and what edge they did have was gone in two trips. On the other hand. These cheaply designed and cheaply priced very small scissors are absolute rockstars in my book and I won’t ever buy anything different again. I have 3 or 4 pair of these that are still less than one of the others I bought. Not only are these hands down the best line cutting scissors out of the box I’ve owned they are incredibly durable and stay sharp real sharp For god knows how long. I fish everyday and have for years so I use mine a lot. The very first pair I bought 3 years ago I used right before I sat down to give my reviews cut 65 lbs braid just like they did the day I got them. Sure are their ones that fit in your hand and feel better. Absolutely there are these are pain with big hands. But more of Pain is having scissors that fit and feel Perfect that are lucky if you can cut 6lbs mono after using For a week. Save your money. Spend $10 bucks and get 3 pairs of these bad boys. Should last you about 10 years