Frabill Lure Retreiver 57"-15 Feet

Losing a quality lure to the trees is part of fishing, but it doesn't have to be permanent. The Frabill Lure Retriever is a 57-inch reaching tool designed to help you recover snagged lures from overhead branches, power lines, and other hard-to-reach spots. Whether you're fishing tight cover, casting near timber, or dealing with an unlucky tangle, this retriever extends your reach up to 15 feet, giving you a fighting chance to save the lures you've invested in and lose fewer to the environment.

The extended length makes it practical for bank fishing, boat work, and wade fishing situations where a lure gets hung up just out of arm's reach. Rather than breaking off and losing tackle, you can often work the retriever up, hook the line or lure, and bring it back down. It's a simple tool that pays for itself the first time you recover an expensive lure or favorite pattern.

Compact enough to stow in a tackle bag or mount on a boat, the Frabill Lure Retriever is the kind of practical accessory that experienced anglers keep within reach. It's not glamorous, but it works—and on the water, that's what counts.

Key Features

• 57-inch length with up to 15-foot reaching capability
• Designed to retrieve snagged lures from overhead obstacles
• Lightweight and portable for bank, wade, and boat fishing
• Helps save money by recovering tackle instead of breaking off

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the Frabill Lure Retriever designed to do?

It's built to reach and recover snagged lures from trees, brush, power lines, and other overhead obstacles while you're fishing. The 57-inch length extends your reach up to 15 feet, helping you save expensive lures you'd otherwise have to break off and lose.

Can I use this for both bank and boat fishing?

Yes. The retriever is light and portable enough to carry in a tackle bag or backpack for shore fishing, and compact enough to keep on a boat for quick access when a lure gets hung up while you're on the water.

How much can it reach?

The tool itself is 57 inches long and can extend your effective reach to approximately 15 feet, depending on how it's angled and your own height and reach.