(2 pack) Eagle Claw Plastic Snell or Fishing Rig Holder

Works great, saves time putting your leaders on. Easy to take off works great for those of us who like to make our own leaders to have them ready ahead of time. For those who don't make their own, it will still save plenty of time and frustration not fumbling around messing with those little plastic packages trying to get one out of the package when you're on the water… no wasting time at the lake or the Stream. I like the size and the ability to hold multiple different size lengths. It just made my fishing a little easier, which equals more time to have fun.

What can you say, they're perfect for organizing hooks that otherwise are difficult to get out of the pack without getting tangled. you can't beat the price, I have several.

Works fine. Only concerns are the quality of the springs and how easy it is to break off the plastic tabs. If you're careful then it works great

I put a couple of these in the tackle boxes of both of my kids. It keeps the hooks organized and keeps them from getting poked by the hooks.

helps keep my rigs tangle free in my tackle box. very durable as well. what more can a person ask for?

It fufills it's intended purpose. fits in my tackle box and keeps my snelled hooks from becoming a sharp hooked birds nest.

This is a simple product that works perfectly for hooks and worm harnesses. This Eagle Claw hook holder has been around for years and still works great, best on the market. I purchased an "off-brand" similar looking hook holder from another popular on-line retailer, and it was junk with weak springs. I purchased the Eagle Claw brand at Walmart. So much better that I purchased 2 more from Walmart on-line! I returned the imitation product to the other retailer and then they kept blocking my negative review. I highly recommend Eagle Claw brand and Walmart!!

Extremely frustrating - building new tackleboxes for my kids, and a tacklebox isn't complete without hooks, bobbers, and weights (all of which I can get at my local WM. No idea why local WM sells various packages of hook sizes, but no way to organize them. They must think people will just continually pull a hook out of the package, then put it back in the package when done. I grew up using this exact same hook holder, so when I saw I could order them online (I bought 3) I knew the hook organization problem was solved. My personal tacklebox has both these plastic ones, and metal ones. I would go with these plastic hook holders every time. They hold 20 hooks easily - my kids will thank me later.

It's mechanism is to complicated. Being plastic doesn't help. The hook devises are to close together.

Twice the number of loop holders than clip-in holes. Needs to be one clip to one separate clip-in hole. Plastic hooks, not steel.