✅Best Fish Stringer 🐠by ForEverlast | G2 Pro Fish Stringer 15' | How to Use a Fish Stringer?

➜amzn.to/2KF94qx, ForEverlast Generation II Stringer System has the best fish stringer to keep your fish alive while you continue to fish then definitely consider the G2 Pro Fish Stringer by ForEverlast because their product is amazing. It is easy to use and easy to clean up and put away when you are done using it. I had a traditional nylon fish stringer before and it tangles easily and always has a fishy smell too it even after washing it and even using bleach. This one does not have that same smell after use.
Yes there are a variety of ways to keep fish alive when fishing like have a large live well with a bubble aerator but if you have a small boat, kayak, or canoe the best fish stringer is the 15' G2 Pro Fish Stringer. This is one of the products that you have to try it to believe it!
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[@undercovabrutha8123]

This might be a dumb question but where do you tie the other end to? Im barely starting to fish so these are new to me.

[@Chrispy0]

"As you can see he's swimming around enjoying it"
The Fish: AAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!

[@carryingfire286]

Just vibin

[@Vera-xu3xw]

"He's enjoying it" lol

[@swimstud5151]

I almost fell out of my chair

[@mannymedrano3196]

I ordered one and it works perfectly! Thanks for the tip.

[@rodneywhiting4049]

Great video never seen one. Where did you buy it?

[@VibrantDeals]

I bought mine on amazon but you can get them at Bass Pro Shops, Academy, Walmart etc.

[@T-Hull]

Where and how do you secure the stringer to your kayak?

[@VibrantDeals]

I usually just secure it to a tie down eyelet on the side of my kayak.

[@Ttow49]

Will this work for bank fishing?

[@VibrantDeals]

Yes.

[@swampy7889]

Where do you secure the other end of the stringer?

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Some times I have it latched to my rod holders ➜amzn.to/2oemz7g or around the rope cleats ➜amzn.to/2ESa2Qb on the left or right side.

[@swampy7889]

Thanks, I thought maybe you looped it around the kayak side handles and back into the float. But I didn't see a place in the float to secure it. Nevertheless you convinced me. I bought one.

[@videonikita]

You just tie it in a regular old knot ? It holds ?

[@osunoob9928]

arent you supposed to hook them through the lip with it

[@VibrantDeals]

You can if it's not on the soft part of the lip. You can put it in the lip behind the bone so it won't rip off and the fish escapes.

[@pauljohnson-yk5dq]

Is this stringer made using a rubber encased stainless steel cable?

[@VibrantDeals]

It is a plastic material. The only part that is metal is the end part that goes through the gills of the fish.

[@pauljohnson-yk5dq]

I wade fish for striped bass in the east coast, and often use the stringer to carry caught fish back to the car. Do you think these stringers will break if I carried a 10-15 lb fish on it?

[@VibrantDeals]

I've used this rig on a 35lb black drum and it held up fine.

[@pauljohnson-yk5dq]

Thanks for posting this informative video. I was in the market for a new stringer. After some research, I became convinced this stringer is made from polypropylene, which is actually a very strong material. But I read somewhere that one problem with polypropylene is that it tends to develop cracks at temperature below 32 degrees F. I use my stringers for ice fishing in the winter sometimes. Air temperature could be closed to or below freezing. I ended up buying the Stinky Pants stringer, which is made from a plastic-coated stainless steel cable. Their design is otherwise almost identical to the G2. I wonder who's copying whom.

[@55jorge02]

It is actually a white thin white rope. Kind of looks like paracord inside the plastic. Mine lasted two years before the plastic cracked.

[@timhikes8624]

Thanks

[@shanes1752]

What about sharks? do they not try to attack the stringer?

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I haven't had any issues with any sharks but I'm sure if I went out further into the Gulf I would probably have a shark, sea turtle or dolphin tug my kayak around lol.

[@JnayJnellius]

Any shark incidents since this last post?

[@Takeo2011]

link in description not for stringer reviewed.

[@VibrantDeals]

Thanks I fixed it. That was the old stringer I used to have:
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[@grandfury5609]

I'd be scared a dolphin would drag me to my death w that thing attached to my waist

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The thought of a dolphin, sea turtle, or even a shark has crossed my mind but I have yet to have any issues.

[@grandfury5609]

Vibrant Deals yea the other day walking through marsh in the bay here in Texas I had on a stringer similar to this luckily nothing on it but while walking back to my boat I had a dolphin muck up water around me w others streaking across my path like missiles, pretty scary stuff I never realized they had that kind of speed in shallow water and a very aggressive behavior. Far from the show flipper I watched as a kid.