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ForEverlast G2 Stringer System
Description
Anglers everywhere have been looking for the perfect stringer and we have created it with our quick release system on the cork end and the snag free cable system. This is undoubtedly the best stringer of its kind. No kinks, no snags, and quick and easy culling of fish. the G2 Stringer will quickly become the angler's first choice when it comes to stringers.
Features
- 15 ft tangle free cord
- Brass on both ends of the stringer allow for easy fish removal
- Incredible durability
About ForEverlast
After two decades, ForEverlast has never been more alive in the truth that "We Live Hunting and Fishing."
These days, we can only hold on to the very few consistences that we are guaranteed in life. Those being God, family, friends, and the great outdoors. The heart-beat, spirit and traditions of the outdoors are what our company and all of our products are founded upon. Our experience and adventures either in the woods or on the water are lived out in each and every one of our products.
weswolf73
2025-08-25 14:30:55
Awesome product. I wish it was a little shorter and had a smaller clip instead of the buoy it is a little cumbersome and bulky to pack. I use it for salmon fishing as their teeth destroy braided stringers.
Matthew J. Irwin
2025-08-13 13:15:28
This stringer completely solves the problems of other stringers, with the tendency of tangling or the metal snaps hanging up on each other, the rope material hanging up on gills, this just works better. Plus, you can remove the float at the other end to remove the fish, vs. dragging the stringer back through all the fish to remove them.I do wish however, they offered a shorter version of this. When bank fishing, it can be a bit much to deal with 15 ft of material.
Jeanette Medlin
2025-04-08 12:16:42
I’ve had 10 to 15 catfish 10 to 15 pounds each on this stringer. it’s easy to get them on and off. It’s made out of very good materials. It was better than any stringer I’ve ever owned. It is a great value. Definitely recommend this to any catfishermen out there.
mark ethridge
2025-03-24 12:26:04
Worked very well for freshwater fishing this weekend in Louisiana..had 17 fish (mix of Bass, Blugill, & Sacalait on the stringer with room for probably a fifty more. The ONLY complaint I have for this is that it's almost too long with no adjustability in the length, me being a kayak angler mostly found it a little uncomfortable to work with that much stringer line in a little boat..other than that I love it..keeps the fish alive, super easy to remove the fish for cleaning & cleans up easily with some soap & water
Brad
2025-03-18 14:35:48
Works well. My only concern was trying to attach it to the back of my boat. I ended up tying a small loop in one end(closer to the float) and attaching the velcro and clip piece to the loop and then clipping to the side line on my inflatable.
RandomNerdGuy
2025-02-07 13:35:37
I keep one of these on the top of my tackle bag. It has come in handy several times now. I like it so much that I bought both the 10 and 15 ft versions. Highly recommended. They should last decades if cared for and not left in the sun.
Chad S
2025-01-15 20:01:01
I decided to fish a few live weigh-in bass tournaments being hosted on a local river. After lots of research I decided this was my best option for keeping fish alive while fishing from my kayak. Two tournaments later I am very pleased with my decision. This helps keep the fish close, and the float keeps them up of the bottom when floating through shallower areas of river. I have had fish on it for up to six hours who where still alive and healthy at release.
oscar e. alejandro
2025-01-05 17:46:21
Item as described.
Kin
2024-12-10 11:33:32
Please please please in a later product revision add something i can use to secure it to a rail or anchor on a boat. This thing is awesome, but the poker that normally goes in the ground... Well guess what? There's no soil on my boat or kayak. So where am i supposed to stick it??? In the water??? Tying a knot is damaging to the plastic and just a crooked solution. You put a little device (the black thingy) that holds the circles of collected rope to make it easy to carry/secure, but when it comes to putting a fish on the line and securing it to the boat i have to TIE A DAMN KNOT!?!?! COME ON!!! (LOL!)
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