Fishing Harpoon Spear Stainless Steel Barbed Gig with Aluminum Rod for Fish

Pros:Worked great (I recommend the handle as well). My son caught a huge fish!! Great price! Cons: It can bend with weight.

I can only speak for the 3three Prong Spear Tip that I purchase - but this sucker is thick, stout, and heavy duty! I initially bought some spear tips from my local Big Box Sporting Goods store for Flounder Gigging - but I was unimpressed with them. They were light weight, easily bent, and too flimsy for my taste. They are actually advertised for Frog Gigging so I can understand why the light weight build. Therefore, I went on the search for something more hefty, something that can handle a 20+ inch flatty - and I think this 3three Prong Spear Tip will suit my needs. I'm not sure about it's rust-resistant capabilities just yet but I will update yall once I take it out on a few Gig'n trips. But so far, my initial thoughts, for such an affordable price, this thing is a winner. I'm gonna pair this with a 3/4 PVC - DIY

Nice gigs for the price! Only thing that would make it better would be a pipe instead of threads so I could slide it on a pole, but I knew what I was getting when I bought it.

As advertised

I do a lot of floundering so I bought this and a stainless steel head as a back up for my regular gig. The first time I used it, it lasted only about 3 hours and the threads were stripped out. I barely made it back to the truck without the head falling off. I thought these were made for this (floundering), but apparently I thought wrong. I do not recommend these.

Well, I used this item a little different, used it for cooking / BBQ hotdogs, works great and it doesn't rust like the metal forks do. note, it helps to flatten the hooks and / or grind them flat. Fun/enjoy summer is here.

This bent on the first time I tried to use it. These big carp we have must have armored scales.

Everything was great

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Lightweight and portable but a bit expensive. Haven't the strength though..