Ripping Lips
Location: Upper Deschutes River
Situation: Fly Fishing
“When hiking into a spot, I only carry gear that pulls double-duty. The LineDriver is accessible and easy to use, making managing line and switching up flies a breeze...”
- Mandi Robertson, Central Oregon Lady Anglers
The adventurous fly angler won’t be where the crowds are. Hiking in to a secluded river or lake, these anglers require gear that can be easily stowed on body or in a slim pack. These multi-tasking fly fishing products are accessible quickly and handle everything from tying lines to processing a catch.
Take the struggle out of handling line and switching up flies with the LineDriver, an innovative fishing line tool that features six functions in one slim package. When standing in the middle of the river, one should be worried about catching fish not losing gear to the drink – enter the Defender Tether. This tool enables the user to keep track of those essential fly fishing tools – securing large and compact tools alike with two different sizes. The slim Gutsy fits in a wader pocket or on tether and is a multi-functional processing tool that is a scaler, gut hook, scooper, and bottle opener – the ideal tool for on-the- go environments.
Defender
Tether (Large & Compact)Anchor valuable gear to you, not the bottom of the water. The Defender tether stands out with a carabiner that fits on-finger for intuitive control and utility – take the tension out of storing and using gear.
Large Teather Features
- Secure w/ Lanyard Hole + Retention Clip
- Side Release Lock w/ Override
- Patented Line Vises [left +right]
- Split Rings
- Dyneema Cable
Compact Teather Features
- Secure w/ Lanyard Hole + Retention Clip + Threaded Pin
- Slip Lock
- Split Rings
- 36” Dyneema Cable
Gutsy
Compact Processing Tool“After a full day on the water the last thing anyone wants is to spend excess time processing the day’s catch. Comfortable in hand and easy to use, The Gutsy makes short work of cleaning fish while taking up very little space in your tackle box or pack. ”
- Eddie Mack, Fishing Guide
