Green Kitchen Fish Bone Tweezers

Nice little tweezers. I don't need to use them every day but when I need them they do the job just fine. I have used them on salmon, ocean rock fish and ling cod. They do a good job those annoying little bones that are left when the fish is filtered, they are a bit small for larger bones.

Edges don't meet close enough to grip the fine pin bones. Seller sent me a replacement, but the replacement did the same thing. They wouldn't send another. Very poor quality and bad follow through by seller.

Worked great on salmon pin bones. Good quality and the ends line up nicely

A+

Works 10 times better than my wife's old eye brow tweezers. But the fine tip doesn't quite grab the bones as easily as the back end. It is wide enough to pull 2-3 pin bones at a time though. Made quick work of a salmon one night. Completely deboned a 20 inch filet in under 2 minutes.

Works reasonably well for bones that don't take huge effort to pull out. I have run into some bones in certain white fishes which have resisted the tweeners, and I have had to use needle-nosed pliers to pull them out. These tweezers don't really give you a good grip on the more slippier bones.

I live in Alaska. For anyone that knows anything about Alaska, we love our fish. I have gone through more pin bone fish tweezers in 5 years, than most people probably do in their lifetime. Some are not angled properly, some don’t have the clasping type grip, you name it. These tweezers are great. They are actually angled properly to assist in easy pin bone removal. The tips of them are shaped to really grip onto the pin bone and pull. These tweezers do not slip off the bone, like quite a few that I have used. They make it very simple and efficient for deboning your fish. Lay the fillet down, and start at the top. These tweezers make it easy work to get those bones out. As soon as you grasp the bone, it holds it, until you actually let go of the grip of the tweezers. I got an entire fillet done in about 45 seconds. The tweezers that I had been using would pull and tear, and it would take me about 2 minutes to do the same fillet. I did receive this at a reduced price in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.

Beats the heck out of borrowing my husbands leatherman to pull the bones out of the fish! We eat a lot of fish, and my kids will literally not finish their dinner if they find a bone. These are easy to use and are much more sanitary than trying to keep "kitchen pliers" from running away to become real tools.