💥 Daiichi #32160 Pickers EX Multi Tool with Micro Case
A compact, all-in-one fishing tool designed to make rigging faster, easier, and more efficient on every fishing trip.
Key Features
✔ Multi-Purpose Design – Combines a worm grip, jig eye line-through tool, line cutter, and picking tool into one compact accessory.
✔ Fast & Easy Knot Tying – Paired with the Clip-On Reel + Micro Case, making it simple to tie Triple Eight Knots and 3.5 Knots quickly and consistently.
✔ Quick Line Threading – The Jig Eye Line Picker allows you to pass your line through small jig eyelets with ease, saving time when changing jigs.
✔ Built-In Line Cutter – Cleanly cuts PE, fluorocarbon, and monofilament lines without needing an additional tool.
✔ 360° Rotating Clip – Easily attaches to your fishing vest, tackle bag, or belt, with a rotating clip that keeps the tool accessible from any angle.
✔ Compact & Lightweight – Designed to stay out of the way while remaining ready whenever you need it.
Specifications
Size: 188 × 36 × 34 mm
Weight: 38g
Accessories Included:
1 × Jig Eye Line Picker
1 × Dedicated Driver
🎣 From threading tiny jig eyelets to tying knots and cutting line, the Daiichi #32160 Pickers EX is the ultimate compact rigging tool that keeps everything you need within easy reach.
● Triple Eight Knot
1) Close the tip of the pickers and pass the pickers through a ring of approximately 1 cm made by overlapping the line and leader line.
2) Open the tip in the ring and make three turns.
3) After that, pinch the line and the leader line to pass through the ring.
4) Tighten the lines slowly, further tighten the line and the leader line, and cut the redundant lines.
(When tightening, wet the line with saliva)
● 3.5 Knot
1) Pass the tip of the pickers through a ring made by overlapping the line and leader line.
2) Pinch and pull out the two lines. Repeat step 2) three times.
(Easier if the overlapping part re-grabbed each time)
3) Extract only the line once more.
4) Tighten the lines slowly, further tighten the line and the leader line, and cut the redundant lines.
(When tightening, wet the line with saliva)