Flip Clip Fishing, LLC
Patent Pending
Helping Tournament Anglers keep deep caught fish alive!
  • Nickel plated clip attached to the
    anal fin turns the fish over in your
    well
  • Rubber coated-reduce the possibility
    of lead contamination and will not
    scratch your well
  • Different colors-can be used as a
    culling tag at the same time
  • Large fish? Clip on two or more,
    weight and clip are matched to stay
    on all day
  • Helps any fish exhibiting signs of
    shock, stress or having difficulty
    maintaining equilibrium.
Flip Clip Fishing, LLC
Bulger, PA 15019
flipclip@flipclipfishing.com
724-796-1469
Most tournament fishermen have pulled a fish from deep water at some point, and know
the pain of struggling all day to keep it alive...only to weigh it in dead at the end of the
day.  When pulled from deep water, the air bladder swells and will cause the fish to "belly
up" in your live well.  If it does make it to weigh in alive, it's chance of survival when
released is minimal.  Attach one or more Flip Clips, the fish no longer needs to focus it's
energy on turning over or have the bottoms of the gills out of the water.  The typical
penalty in a bass tournament is one half pound per dead fish.
Don't take the chance of weighing in dead fish!
I would like to
personally thank to
everyone at
Sure-Life
Laboratories, along
with all of the folks
that used these at
Falcon Lake early
May.  Looking
forward to hearing
the results from
Choke at the end
of the month!!

Also - Special
thanks to all the
guys in the test
group from the  
Western Bass
forum.  We are
looking forward to
hearing your
feedback!

Click HERE to
access feedback
form

Professional
angler, outdoor
writer and
Michigan BASS
Federation
Conservation
Director Dan
Kimmel
understands the
challenges with
deep caught fish.
Follow THIS LINK to
an article written
by Dan about the
Flip Clip.

"The Flip Clips are
the best thing I
have used for
bleeding (air from)
fish and you don't
have to even stick
them with a
needle. The first
time I used the Flip
Clips I fished a
tournament at
Falcon Lake.  All
my fish where
caught out of 20+
feet of water. I did
not lose one fish.  
All the fish I
weighed in were in
such good of
health I could
hardly catch them
and put them in a
weigh in bag!
Thanks,"
Justin Bauer