SAMAKI BRASS WORMING PLIERS 145mm

The Samaki Brass Worming Pliers 145mm are purpose-built for beach worming, giving anglers the grip and control needed to secure even the slipperiest worms. Constructed from solid brass, these pliers provide superior resistance to corrosion, making them the perfect tool for long-lasting use in harsh saltwater environments.

Featuring specially designed teeth, the Samaki Worming Pliers deliver a firm hold on beach worms without slipping, ensuring you can bait up quickly and effectively. Unlike standard pliers, the non-rusting brass design makes them reliable and maintenance-free, no matter how often they’re exposed to sand, salt, or water.

Ideal for both experienced anglers and beginners learning to gather bait, these worming pliers are lightweight, durable, and easy to handle — a must-have tool for serious beach fishers.

Product Features

• Solid brass construction – Maximum corrosion resistance in saltwater conditions.
• Non-rusting design – Ensures long-lasting performance without maintenance issues.
• Specially engineered teeth – Securely grip slippery beach worms with ease.
• Purpose-built for worming – Designed for efficient and effective bait collection.
• Compact size – Easy to carry and use on the beach.

Product Specifications

Length: 145mm
Material: Solid Brass
Corrosion Resistance: Yes – ideal for saltwater use
Teeth Design: Specially shaped for worm gripping
Use Case: Beach worming / bait gathering

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can these pliers be used in saltwater?
A: Yes, the solid brass construction makes them resistant to saltwater corrosion, perfect for regular beach use.

Q: What makes these different from standard pliers?
A: The specially designed gripping teeth are made specifically to hold slippery beach worms securely without damaging them.

Q: Are they lightweight enough for long sessions?
A: Yes, at 145mm these pliers are compact and lightweight, making them easy to carry and use during extended beach fishing trips.

Q: Do I need to rinse them after use?
A: While brass resists rust, a quick rinse in fresh water after saltwater exposure will help maintain peak condition.