Bass Pro Shops® Grip Master™ with Scale
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Safely handle fish, and thanks to a built-in scale, you can weigh fish up to 30 lbs. in 1-lb. increments. Comes complete with self-adjusting jaws, a slip-resistant swivel handle that prevents damage to the fish, and an adjustable wrist strap. Stainless steel construction.
Rated 4.1 out of 5 by 38
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Rated 2 out of 5 by DON12184 HARD TO READ
IT WORKS FINE BUT IS VERY HARD TO READ
THE NUMBERS ARE SMALL AND LIGHT IN COLOR.
IT GRIPS THE FISH FINE...
May 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Yauhaa Great tool
I was not sure if it would work well for the price but I am happy with it. Took it out a couple times and had no problems. I used 5lbs and 10lbs weights to test it and it was right on. For now I am a satisfied customer.
December 19, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by PLOTNIMAX good tool
good tool. Don´t even have to touch the fish, good scale
June 15, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by jrdawgman waited too long
I recently purchased the grip master and it's great, I just wish had gotton one earlier. It easily holds the fish in place while you remove the hook, it especially is good when using a crank bait with all the extra hooks. In a cloudy or very shady area it is a little tough to see the weight lines, but it was still a great buy and I caught it on sale.
April 11, 2012
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I mean from the top of the grip to the bottom of the jaws, just to know if it fits on my toolbox. Thanks in advanceAnswers
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11 1/2 inchesA:
It's right at a foot long.A:
I have not measured it, but it would seem to be within 12 to 14 inches.A:
11"Top 500 Contributor
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I just measured it at almost12 inches total length - and that's the minimum space you will need available to fit it in your tackle-box.A:
8 - 81/2 inchesDetails:
is the scale extremely accurate?is there enough space between the pound numbers to judge half and quarter pounds?
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no, its for aprox. weigthsA:
no it's not that exactA:
From my experience, this scale is accurate to the pound. You can tell a 5 pounder from a 6 pounder, but not much beyond that.A:
not really but you can certainly guesstimateTop 500 Contributor
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The scale is indeed accurate as I tested it by weighing my Olympic weight plates. However you will have to be content rounding off to the nearest pound as the markings are few and hard to read.A:
yes. for every day use it is great. for tournement fishing probably not.Answers
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max 32 poundsA:
It weighs about a pound, maybe a pound and a half.Top 500 Contributor
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I would estimate around a pound - light enough to carry in your tackle box.A:
its very light. i have some arthritis in myhands and i can use it with no problem
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is the scale digitalAnswers
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This scale is not digital, it's a spring style scale with a sliding indicator that moves up and down the scale with weight.A:
no, the digital costs more, this is on the handle and fairly easy to read.A:
no.Top 250 Contributor
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No, the scale is not digital.Details:
I see most of the complaints about this item relate to the scale's inaccuracy. Is there a way to calibrate this scale?Thanks in advance.
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No. They calibrate it at the factory during construction, but it cannot be re-calibrated by the consumer.A:
I don't think so, but unless you are needing to be really precise, it seems close enough for me.A:
not that i can seeTop 250 Contributor
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The scale looks like it is factory set and has no adjustment.Top 250 Contributor
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No there is no adjustment to tune the scale. I weighed packages of meat that had there weight on the label. The scale was roughly what the labels said. You can't really complain with a mechanical scale. Just purchase the digital one from Berkley it will cost more.1 of 1
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