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A quick and dependable way to attach lures, the P-Line Technical Snap is the ideal terminal tackle solution for a wide-range of species. Packaged with a convenient pin to keep everything organized, the P-Line Technical Snap provides the very best that the industry has to offer.
Comments: Size 1 is 33 LBS - This is what you want for Bass fishing. I use these on all my hard treble baits. They work extremely well and save you line, time, and money. Never had one even come close to breaking. I have tried the other kind of snaps with the little pinch and hook but these are far superior. Size 2 44lbs, Size 3 66lbs, Size 4 88lbs.
From: Theron: FL 1/20/23
Comments: There is a slight learning curve. Maybe it's just me but I had trouble getting these on at first. Probably much easier if you take the ring off of your hardbaits and attach these directly. Regardless once you get them on they work very well. I have had zero issues with them opening up or breaking when bringing in fish. Has saved me time and line! These work great
From: NoFroFishing: FL 11/19/22
Comments: Just tried this snap, it works great. But, the snap design has a little gap between the over laid area so you can easily slide your lure off, is questionable. If your planning to flip and pitch into tulip into structure or lures that you value, I would imagine that this may not be for you. But the speed of swapping out your lure is pretty impressive and have made me investigate more into using snaps.From: Unknown: 8/5/20
Comments: I mostly use the size 1 for bass and pike, for larger lures the size 2 works well. This summer I had a really large bass open up a 30lb VMC snap using 8lb mono, so those were dumped for these P-Line snaps. These are so much stronger, no joke. Easy to use too.
From: Monty 8/2/18
Comments: Used the size 2 so far and I have to say it's awesome! This hasn't really affected the action of a crank bait or a rattle trap from what I can tell. Since I fish in the harbor for spotties this comes in handy considering the depths are consistently changing so the tides and that spotties never usually hit the same pattern All day from my own experience. It holds up well and I would recommend this over a standard snap any day because these won't bend out.
From: Mario: Anaheim, Ca 6/7/17
Comments: if pline bought out tactical snaps, these things are awesome. I've used them for frogs on 50 lb braid to get a better walk. I'd switch frogs and jigs out with blazing speed after a miss on the frog. I've never straightened one out.
From: Big Papa: Hayden, ID 3/26/16