Nice Pliers

These are great, but Bob's Tactical scissors are my go to.

Morgan Eliasen

Perfect

I got these for my partner to use and now i want to steal them! I love how easy it is to open the pliers and the rubbery grip.

Teresa Nguyen

Best

These are the best pliers I have used. They are easy to open and lightweight.

Taylor

Everything you need & nothing you don't!

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

Once again Rising delivers and gives me another great reason to add another proper tool to the quiver, thank you Rising! I wanted super minimalist pliers for quick or lite duty trips to the river; lunch trips, long hikes, or while backpacking. These were the perfect set to pair with my Rising Shot Pack and have quickly become my go to on a daily basis. Tie up a parracord lanyard with a set up Big Nippas or just these Ultralights and you are dialed!

Kyle Smyth

Easy to use

Great set of fishing pliers Great set of cheap hemostat pliers that will serve all of your fishing needs. The pliers click closed and stay that way until you squeeze them to get them open again. Easy one handed operation.

Pete OBrien

They got what you need

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

These are a great tool for the fly fisher. They have some of the great options that make it a must for your lanyard - cutters, magnetic tips and easy to use to trim tippet or other things.

Jack L

Rising!

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

Rising makes some really great products. I have a couple of their pliers and several sets of nippers. They do their job well.

Rising- best tools out there

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

Rising makes great tools, and these are no exception. I hate forceps with the traditional unlock mechanism. I can't ever seem to open them with just one hand, and if I need two hands to operate the forceps I invariably drop my net in the water or hold my rod between my legs like a goon. Rising solves this issue with their locking system. It is super easy to manage with only one hand. The rubber grip is great, and the tool is fully thought through and durable to boot. Highly recommended.

Nick S

No more hemos

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

These are easily the best on the water tool that I own for fly fishing, truly invaluable. Smooth magnetic tips allow you to de barb your hooks easily and pluck those size 22's out of your box no problem. The scissor feature on these allow you to leave your nippas in your bag to travel ultra lightweight with nothing but these pliers. Three stage closure system allows you to clip the pliers just about anywhere. A nice little hidden feature is a hole in the metal section of one of the handles. Hook your fly into that and pull your line tight. This will save your finger tips from getting a nasty stab from the hook and allow you to really snug up your leader or tippet. Matthew Pizza Expert Gearhead mpizza@backcountry.com 801.736.5363

Matthew Pizza

Perfect tool and perfect size

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

This is an all around great tool. Fits perfectly in the hands and easy to control, great grip and closes tight when not in use and doesnt pop off. I also love the scissor part for quickly cutting line. Highly recommend!

Louie

Best forceps I've found!

These are the best forceps I have found yet! The mitten clap design verses having finger hole leads to less tangles with your line and forceps. These also have a nice fine tip for grabbing small flies. The jaws are not textured so they don't tear up your flies, and the scissors are great for any on river cutting you may need to do. Only beef I have with these are that on little midge you need to be careful when you bend your barbs because these grip so well sometimes they can break the hook on 22s and small if you are not paying attention. This is far from a deal breaker for me though! The most useful tool I own! One other thing worth mentioning is that some mitten clamp style forceps can pinch your hand while gripping. These open and close in a way that that cannot happen!

Brandon Collett

Where are these made?

Timothy C.

They call them ULTRALIGHT.... but don't publish the weight? Anyone have the specs??

Rick Whitfield