Lindy Fish Stringer Durable Fish Holder for Fishing

I love it. It's got a smooth surface so fish teeth don't get caught when stringing or unstringing fish. Plus, it makes it so much easier to clean off the fish slime. Only thing that I don't like is that its harder to tie a knot at the end to secure it because it keeps wanting to unravel. I don't trust sticking it into the ground alone.

I am eager to try this out. The only portion of this product I am not excited about is the o-ring at the end of the stringer. The o-ring appears so weak that I can move it with my lady fingers so I will be replacing it with something I find more secure. Otherwise, the item seems to meet with my expectations.

I like this stringer, it is strong, durable and fits in my tackle box with ease. And a helpful little tip ( to store this stringer just stuff it in an old beer cozy ) that way it won't unwind in yoru pocket or box. The only problem I had with this thing, is you can't really tie it to a tree or anything, because the spring it will slide loose , but that was easily resolved with an old tent stake, with an few holes drilled in it. I shove it in the ground and no worries of a large catfish swimming away with it. Good product!

Awesome little stringer for price. It's metal with a plastic coating that seems thick enough that it won't crack. The only draw back its kinda had to store in fishing vests because it's a little springy and stif when balled up for storage. Don't get me wrong though it doesn't take up a lot of room just feels like maybe zip ties do in a pocket. Easy to use and seems to be tough and durable. Survived a week with heavy use in north ga mountains fishing for trout in lite rain mind you. Id recommend it specially if you never want to purchase another cheap nylon stringer for 97cents that start to rot and break apart after a couple of uses.

It's a typical fish stringer, easy to carry and strong.

I did leave some fish on it for a while and the catfish twist as they do.....made it kinda kinky.. not smooth any more. didn't retain its original shape

Not sure there is much more to say. It is made of steel and is coated in plastic. My youngest was able to place several fish on this stringer. Grandma didn't want to end up cleaning them, so he threw them back into the creek.

After a few days with some northern pike on it they seem to get twists in the cable "memory" that don't go away. Other than that it's a great stringer, very durable.

Used this product and had great strength to hold the big fish we caught.