It helps hold a fish's mouth open, creating more working space around the hook area while you use suitable fishing pliers or other hook-removal tools.

No. The spreader is designed to assist with holding the mouth open. Fishing pliers or another suitable hook-removal tool are still needed to remove the hook.

The rubber-covered contact ends provide a more cushioned contact surface. However, no tool can guarantee zero injury. Always use gentle, controlled pressure and avoid forcing the fish's jaws.

The product listing identifies stainless steel construction with rubber-covered contact ends.

Yes. The listed options include a standard fish mouth opener and a 7-shaped fish jaw spreader. Please select your preferred style in the product options.

Not necessarily. Suitability depends on the fish's mouth size, jaw structure, and the spreader's dimensions. Check compatibility before use and never force a fish's mouth open.

It may assist with hook access during fish handling, but it does not guarantee injury-free release. Minimize handling time, use appropriate tools, and follow responsible local fish-handling practices.

Rinse away dirt and residue after use, dry thoroughly, and store in a clean tackle box or dry storage area.