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| Flip Clip Fishing, LLC Patent Pending |
| Helping Tournament Anglers keep deep caught fish alive! |
- Nickel plated clip attached to the
anal fin turns the fish over in your
well - Rubber coated-reduce the possibility
of lead contamination and will not
scratch your well - Different colors-can be used as a
culling tag at the same time - Large fish? Clip on two or more,
weight and clip are matched to stay
on all day - Helps any fish exhibiting signs of
shock, stress or having difficulty
maintaining equilibrium.
Flip Clip Fishing, LLC
Bulger, PA 15019
flipclip@flipclipfishing.com
724-796-1469
Bulger, PA 15019
flipclip@flipclipfishing.com
724-796-1469
Most tournament fishermen have pulled a fish from deep water at some point, and know
the pain of struggling all day to keep it alive-only to weigh it in dead at the end of the
day. When pulled from deep water, the air bladder swells and will cause the fish to "belly
up" when put in your live well. If it does make it to weigh in alive, it's chance of survival
when released is minimal. Attach one or more Flip Clips, the fish no longer needs to focus
it's energy on turning over or have the bottoms of the gills sticking out of the water. The
typical penalty in a bass tournament is one half pound per dead fish.
Don't take the chance of weighing in dead fish!
the pain of struggling all day to keep it alive-only to weigh it in dead at the end of the
day. When pulled from deep water, the air bladder swells and will cause the fish to "belly
up" when put in your live well. If it does make it to weigh in alive, it's chance of survival
when released is minimal. Attach one or more Flip Clips, the fish no longer needs to focus
it's energy on turning over or have the bottoms of the gills sticking out of the water. The
typical penalty in a bass tournament is one half pound per dead fish.
Don't take the chance of weighing in dead fish!
