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Eagle Claw
The Eagle Claw Frog Spear 4 Tine is a straightforward multi-tine spear head built for hunters and anglers who want to take frogs and small game with a traditional hand-thrust method. Unlike rod-and-reel fishing or shooting, a frog spear puts the work directly in your hands—accuracy and timing are everything. The four-tine design spreads the strike pattern, improving your odds of connecting on quick-moving targets in shallow water, marsh, or swamp. Whether you're after bullfrogs for the table or clearing invasive species, this spear head gets the job done without the complexity of modern tackle.
The four tines give you a wider strike zone than single-point designs, which matters when your target can dart in any direction. The spear head is designed to attach to a pole or handle of your choice, making it a versatile option whether you're using a standard gig handle or improvising your own rig from materials on hand. It's the kind of tool that works as well today as it did decades ago—simple, direct, and effective.
Eagle Claw's frog spear is a good fit for anyone who enjoys traditional fishing and hunting methods, or who wants a low-cost, reliable way to take frogs without electronics or complicated gear. Pair it with an appropriate handle and you've got everything you need to get on the water.
The spear head is designed to attach to a handle or pole. You'll need to pair it with an appropriate shaft—many anglers use standard gig handles, bamboo poles, or other sturdy handles depending on the water conditions and personal preference.
The four tines spread the strike pattern over a wider area, which helps you connect on frogs and small prey that are moving quickly or in shallow water. More tines mean a better chance of at least one point making contact on a fast-moving target.
The four-tine spear head is primarily designed for frog gigging and hunting, though it can be effective on other small aquatic targets depending on local regulations and your experience. Always check your local hunting and fishing laws before use.
Eagle Claw
The Eagle Claw Frog Spear 4 Tine is a straightforward multi-tine spear head built for hunters and anglers who want to take frogs and small game with a traditional hand-thrust method. Unlike rod-and-reel fishing or shooting, a frog spear puts the work directly in your hands—accuracy and timing are everything. The four-tine design spreads the strike pattern, improving your odds of connecting on quick-moving targets in shallow water, marsh, or swamp. Whether you're after bullfrogs for the table or clearing invasive species, this spear head gets the job done without the complexity of modern tackle.
The four tines give you a wider strike zone than single-point designs, which matters when your target can dart in any direction. The spear head is designed to attach to a pole or handle of your choice, making it a versatile option whether you're using a standard gig handle or improvising your own rig from materials on hand. It's the kind of tool that works as well today as it did decades ago—simple, direct, and effective.
Eagle Claw's frog spear is a good fit for anyone who enjoys traditional fishing and hunting methods, or who wants a low-cost, reliable way to take frogs without electronics or complicated gear. Pair it with an appropriate handle and you've got everything you need to get on the water.
The spear head is designed to attach to a handle or pole. You'll need to pair it with an appropriate shaft—many anglers use standard gig handles, bamboo poles, or other sturdy handles depending on the water conditions and personal preference.
The four tines spread the strike pattern over a wider area, which helps you connect on frogs and small prey that are moving quickly or in shallow water. More tines mean a better chance of at least one point making contact on a fast-moving target.
The four-tine spear head is primarily designed for frog gigging and hunting, though it can be effective on other small aquatic targets depending on local regulations and your experience. Always check your local hunting and fishing laws before use.
