SFS Pole Spear Replacement Tip for use with SFS Fibreglass Pole Spear – this does not fit IST Pole spears as the threads are different!
Additional information
Weight
0.10 kg
Dimensions
16 × 9 × 4 cm
4 reviews for SFS Fibreglass Pole Spear Replacement Tip
Rated 3 out of 5
Jurgen –
when you never missed before the fish literally swim themselves on this tip, however if you miss….than its kinda over, i tried to sharpen them but didnt really work. if you are hunting over sand for flounders/flatfish it is perfect
Rated 3 out of 5
Colby –
Its a good cheap speartip option for pole spears.
Pros:
Cheap to replace
Easy and light to use
Big Target area so hard to miss with
Cons:
Can bend quite easily when you miss fish and hit a rock but it can be bent back in to place.
It can really mess up the fish meat when you pull it out if you hit the body but that’s probably just me being fussy.
I find it quite hard to put the safety cap back on but again, probably just me.
Regardless of what I said I still use this a lot.
Rated 4 out of 5
Kenneth –
Bit clumsy butt robust fore bottom shoots … almost nuke prof i would think….
Rated 5 out of 5
Garry –
Once a fish has a good hit they stick in good. They can get damaged on the rocks, but for the price they are great.
Jurgen –
when you never missed before the fish literally swim themselves on this tip, however if you miss….than its kinda over, i tried to sharpen them but didnt really work. if you are hunting over sand for flounders/flatfish it is perfect
Colby –
Its a good cheap speartip option for pole spears.
Pros:
Cheap to replace
Easy and light to use
Big Target area so hard to miss with
Cons:
Can bend quite easily when you miss fish and hit a rock but it can be bent back in to place.
It can really mess up the fish meat when you pull it out if you hit the body but that’s probably just me being fussy.
I find it quite hard to put the safety cap back on but again, probably just me.
Regardless of what I said I still use this a lot.
Kenneth –
Bit clumsy butt robust fore bottom shoots … almost nuke prof i would think….
Garry –
Once a fish has a good hit they stick in good. They can get damaged on the rocks, but for the price they are great.