Eagle Claw AFISH5 Fish Spear, 5 Prong

It's great for frogs and fish

We use it to kill snakes in the hen house, works great.

Great item to have in your survival bag. If you’re in the back country carve a stick and put the screw through it that comes with it and you have a great spear. I will try it this summer and I’ll get back to you

It seems sturdy and well suited for fishing but isn't legal in OK or AR, the two main places I wanted to use it. It's not their fault, it's mine. Don't make the same mistake.

Really good for everything I frog with this and kill snakes as well. It is really sturdy I got rocks with this thing and held up would recommend buying.

Well... it's way bigger than I thought. It looks like a small pitchfork. I was looking for something about a third of this size. Other than that, it seems alright.

These eagle claw 5 prong gigs work great on flounder and sheepshead. You can mount them on a broom pole or a PVC pipe, with a bolt or screw. They will eventually rust out, but for this price, they can be replaced every 3 years. I recommend this product because of its affordable price and useful function. I ordered this to get by on until I found the Stainless Steel gig I wanted, but now that I have it, I will just go with this much less expensive option

Reach out and grab that critter. For when that big one just isn't biting and your getting hungry. It attaches easy with just a screw to a stick or broom handle. Hasn't bent or broken yet, though I make sure not to go stabbing rocks with it.

Perfect for the job.

will definately work, however you could still make your own fishing spear entirely out of wood, which poses greater craftsmanship challenges and rewards.

Pretty great product. Bends easily though so i wouldnt recommend using it on solid objects, only for spear fishing. The nut and bolt it came with was too small for the spear head. I used a 1inch 6 foot long dowel and shaved down the end with a knife to make it fit perfect. 8.5 out of 10. Im satisfied, thanks.

I've be looking really hard for a Fish spear head. this one is not exactly the size I need as this is about a medium sized head (bigger than a frog spear head and smaller than a fish spear head) for possibly both frog and fish spearing. If you're looking for one exclusively for fish, I would suggest looking for one larger at around 8 - 9 inches long or so and 5 inches wide. Although I do still see usability in this head for smaller fish species, I'll give it a try and see how it does

Flimsy, weak, bad welds, garbage.