Fishmaster Style Paddle Pusher Fins for Tube Fishing - Now with Longer Straps

this is the only way your going to be able to move forward in your tube. if you wear dive fins or pretty much any other kind of kicker you have to go backwards and have trouble walking when out of water. These are the only way to go!My dad has a pair of these that are probably 15 to 20 yrs old (not sure who made them but same design / material) and they still work for him today.only draw back is a couple more inches on the straps would have been nice to get them over wader boots.you can still get them on but its a bit tricky.

So glad to be able to find these again! Hard to find these fins, since the Fishmaster and Tucker products aren't available anymore. These will fit over most wader boot heels. This fin design is far superior to the scuba type fins that only propel you backward. You move forward with these and have better control.

Product says one size fits all, but that is not the case. These don't fit. Way too small.

I have float tube fished for 40 years. Fishing forward is MUCH better than having to move backwards in your tube (when spin cast fishing) and then "spin around" to make a shoreline cast. If you flyfish and need to quickly "back-out" to keep a fish from hanging up in structure then you may like scuba fins better. You will propel slower in these but can also maintain control better and "stay in place" when fishing structure, shoreline and weed bed. These flippers aren't quite as sturdy as the old FishMasters but serviceable and am very glad they are still around. I've order extra's just to make sure I am never without them.

My husband was pleased with this purchase. There was a minor problem with the ankle strap being reversed on one of them, but he was able to fix it to his satisfaction. He much prefers this style than most of the others for ease of movement in the water when he is tube fishing.

Had a pair of these fins 10 years ago and could never find them. Works great fishing! I can move forward and not miss a beat in casting. Just make sure to take them off when getting in and out of the water. They are NOT made to walk on land. Glad to know they still make these fins.

Great kickers. Work just like the old fishmaster kickers.

Well I didnt get the updated longer strap. Mh first trip was from okc to lake fork . And after I got out the strap broke . It ha only I rivet in it. Lucky I had some parachute cord. So I took buckle put on cord made longer piece so it made it longer. And I was able to tighten down better.Ill be cutting off straps and makeing diffrent straps. Do t want to be at fork and break a kick fin..