How to Use the AB Biller Stringer

The stringer makes it easy to handle and secure your catch.

The AB Biller stringer is designed to hold a single large fish, or multiple small to medium size fish. The stringer is easy to use and it has a durable cord. The AB Biller stringer is also portable. The cord wraps around the point for easy storage. The simple design allows for flexible use, and you may hold and secure the fish to an anchor point without difficulty. The stringer is a handy tool for anglers and it prevents fish from becoming lost.

Instructions

1. Secure the fish with a hook or hold it with your fingers in the gill plate. Do not kill the fish because you want to keep it fresh until you leave the water.

2. Slide the point of the metal rod through the gill plate and out the mouth of the fish. Slide the point through the metal ring and pull on the point to tighten the cord around the fish.

3. Hang the fish in the water and tie the cord around an anchor point. Remove the cord with each catch and slide the rod through the gill plate. Allow the fish to drop down the cord. The initial catch will prevent the fish from falling off the stringer.

4. Tie an overhand loop in the cord to create a finger hold. Make the loop wide to allow easy transportation of the fish.

Tips & Warnings

• Do not kill the fish until the end of the fishing day. Slit the gills with a sharp knife to drain the blood from the meat and place the fish on ice as soon as possible.

• Overloading the stringer may cause the jaw to rip away from the fish during transportation. Monitor the weight on the stringer and use two stringers if the weight is excessive.

References

• AB Biller: Spear Points and Tips

Resources

• AB Biller: Home