A fishhook removal device and method for removal of a fishhook from the mouth of a fish with minimal damage to the fish and minimal danger of the user becoming injured during removal of the fishhook, providing a fishhook removal device having a pliers body, two pliers handles, two pliers jaws, and a hooked rounded extension fixed to a pliers jaw, where, in use, the hooked rounded extension is placed into the bend of the fishhook while the fishing line is held taught from the direction generally forward of the fish, the fishhook removal device is twisted and pulled away from the fish, and the fishhook is removed.

A fishhook removal device and method for removal of a fishhook from the mouth of a fish with minimal damage to the fish and minimal danger of the user becoming injured during removal of the fishhook, providing a fishhook removal device having a pliers body, two pliers handles, two pliers jaws, and a hooked rounded extension fixed to a pliers jaw, where, in use, the hooked rounded extension is placed into the bend of the fishhook while the fishing line is held taught from the direction generally forward of the fish, the fishhook removal device is twisted and pulled away from the fish, and the fishhook is removed.

A device for removing a barbed fish hook from the mouth of a fish. The device consists of a support base for holding snippets used to disable the effectiveness of a fish hook barb. When a fish hook barb is disable the fish hook may be readily removed from the fish without further harm to the fish. The device further employs an extension handle for snippet placement when a fish hook has been swallowed by a fish.

A device for removing a barbed fish hook from the mouth of a fish. The device consists of a support base for holding snippets used to disable the effectiveness of a fish hook barb. When a fish hook barb is disable the fish hook may be readily removed from the fish without further harm to the fish. The device further employs an extension handle for snippet placement when a fish hook has been swallowed by a fish.

A rotatable, hands free fish dehooking device used for safely removing hooks and lures from a fish's mouth and/or body. The hands free dehooking device has a rigid ring located on an end of an elongated arm that is mounted to a fixed or stationary object, such as a box, boat, or other object that anchors the ring and arm in a fixed position for use. The ring and arm may also be rotatable between stored and in-use positions.

A rotatable, hands free fish dehooking device used for safely removing hooks and lures from a fish's mouth and/or body. The hands free dehooking device has a rigid ring located on an end of an elongated arm that is mounted to a fixed or stationary object, such as a box, boat, or other object that anchors the ring and arm in a fixed position for use. The ring and arm may also be rotatable between stored and in-use positions.

A fish hook removal device (1) used for removing fishing hooks (11) from human skin. The fish hook removal device applies downward pressure on a shank (15) of a fishing hook via a forked tip (4) located on a distal end ( ) of a shaft (3) extending from a handle (2). A removal hook (10) extends from the shaft and engages a curve (13) of the fish hook to apply a rearward motion to the curve of the fishing hook. The simultaneous downward pressure and rearward motion aligns a barb (12) of the fishing hook with an entry point of a wound (18) as the barb is removed from the wound.

A fish hook removal device (1) used for removing fishing hooks (11) from human skin. The fish hook removal device applies downward pressure on a shank (15) of a fishing hook via a forked tip (4) located on a distal end ( ) of a shaft (3) extending from a handle (2). A removal hook (10) extends from the shaft and engages a curve (13) of the fish hook to apply a rearward motion to the curve of the fishing hook. The simultaneous downward pressure and rearward motion aligns a barb (12) of the fishing hook with an entry point of a wound (18) as the barb is removed from the wound.

A fishhook remover for dehooking a fishhook from a catch is provided. The fishhook remover includes a hollow shaft having a first end, a second end, and a bore extending from a handle provided at the first end to an opening provided at the second end. The fishhook remover includes a retractable grabber within the bore of the hollow shaft and extending out from the second end for grabbing/retaining the fishhook, and an actuating member slidably engaging the hollow shaft between the first and second ends for actuating the grabber between an extended position and a retracted position. The fishhook remover includes a fishhook alignment needle for engaging the eye of the fishhook. The needle can be in proximity to the second end of the hollow shaft and configured to orient the fishhook in a position where it can be engaged by the grabber.

A fishhook remover for dehooking a fishhook from a catch is provided. The fishhook remover includes a hollow shaft having a first end, a second end, and a bore extending from a handle provided at the first end to an opening provided at the second end. The fishhook remover includes a retractable grabber within the bore of the hollow shaft and extending out from the second end for grabbing/retaining the fishhook, and an actuating member slidably engaging the hollow shaft between the first and second ends for actuating the grabber between an extended position and a retracted position. The fishhook remover includes a fishhook alignment needle for engaging the eye of the fishhook. The needle can be in proximity to the second end of the hollow shaft and configured to orient the fishhook in a position where it can be engaged by the grabber.