Anglers always end up
with waste fishing line
stuffed in a pocket or crammed someplace
like in a tackle box or
on top of the boat helm.

Then the line gets in the
way, gets tangled or falls
in the water.

The MonoMaster, a small, lightweight device, solves the problem.

When the angler twists the knob at the bottom of the MonoMaster, the waste line is drawn inside and stored, even if bird-nested, kept out of the way.

When ready to dispose the line, the angler opens the device and tosses out the waste.

A season’s worth of line can be stored in the MonoMaster, the company says.

The MonoMaster, about the length of a palm, can be hung from a fishing vest, kept in a pocket or stored in a tackle box.

Handy and uncomplicated.

Check out a YouTube video on the MonoMaster.

To order MonoMaster, or to locate a dealer, visit the
MonoMaster web page.