The Money Beam.
The Money Beam from Cal Coast Fishing assures accurate culling even when you’re into a large school of “cookie cutter” fish.
Every fraction of an ounce can make a difference in competitive angling, and eyeball comparisons simply won’t cut it!
The Money Beam culminates Cal Coast Fishing’s revolutionary Clip-N-Cull system, the patent-pending puncture-free culling system that tournament anglers everywhere are hailing for its fish- and angler-friendly features.
Compare keepers instantly when the next fish crosses the gunwale!
State regulatory agencies and tournament organizations are demanding safer fish-handling measures, and puncture-free cull systems head priorities to this end.Enter the Clip-N-Cull!
This revolutionary puncture-free cull system is the most secure, easiest-too-use culling system ever designed.
Six crushproof EVA foam culling tags resist the abuse of slamming livewell lids and heavy feet, and they can remain safely and comfortably on fish in the livewell.
Each kit comes with a drain-and-dry storage sack.
Together, Cal Coast Fishing’s Money Beam and Clip-N-Cull system comprise the safest and most convenient cull system available to tournament angling today.
The Money Beam from Cal Coast Fishing assures accurate culling even when you’re into a large school of “cookie cutter” fish. Every fraction of an ounce can make a difference in competitive angling, and eyeball comparisons simply won’t cut it!
The Money Beam culminates Cal Coast Fishing’s revolutionary Clip-N-Cull system, the patent-pending puncture-free culling system that tournament anglers everywhere are hailing for its fish- and angler-friendly features. Yet this versatile cull beam adapts seamlessly to any loop-top culling system, including those with conventional safety pin-style cull tags.
Made from durable and rustproof thermoplastic, the Money Beam also features a crushproof EVA float that enables the angler to leave the cull beam in the livewell attached to the cull tag of the smallest fish. Compare keepers instantly when the next fish crosses the gunwale!
