Fish Handling/Cleaning Gloves Textured Grip Palm Soft Lining Fillet Gloves – One Size Fits Most L to XL

I moved to the Chesapeake Bay and I started oyster gardening. I've used different gloves for crabbing but needed some for oyster gardening. When harvesting oysters if you don't use gloves you can get cut from the oyster and get infected where you could possibly die from Vibrio vulnificus. So you need a glove that is puncture resistant and these gloves are perfect. They protect my hands and are flexible enough to handle oyster shells too. They are also good for handling fish if that is what you want to use them for.

This product works very, very well. It was fast delivery, waterproof from the front, easy to use. I love them, going to order another pair for a friend.

Bought these for my son, can’t wait to try them out. He’s not one to want to touch the fish.

Gloves fit well on my large hands and are comfortable. Used for handling fish while removing hooks. No harm to the fish observed from using the glove.

Great product

I bought these gloves to help my hands when I handle fish after their catch and when I am cleaning some of my catch.First of all, they fit comfortably, and I can put them on and off fast.Second, they have protected my hands handling a catch on the boat.Third, they also protected my left hand when I am cleaning fish and hold a knife in my right hand without the right glove.Durability is TBD since I have not used the gloves for a long time...

Gloves are just "okay". This is the first pair of fishing gloves that I have purchased, so I don't have any experience in how well they are supposed to grip the fish. On the several occasions that I have used them. they don't seem to grip the fist as I would have expected them to.

Honestly I'm very happy with the purchase so 5 stars by far. I think I got them for under $7, and they've already paid for themselves. Perfect for handling fish and mudpuppys and huge crayfish, as I've encountered lately, and they fit well enough I can do almost anything while wearing them, so my fingers are some what still nimble, but I definitely wouldn't try to tie on a hook with them. They're warm enough for above freezing weather but, definitely not suitable for really cold Temps. And, they take a bit to dry out after a busy day fishing, so if you go out the next morning and they're still wet.. Brrrrrr. Just the heads up, they're still A+!