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Michelle
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
Use it for bow fishing love it works great and doesn’t rust.
Jonathan Oliver
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025
Good price and very heavy duty hooks. These will pick up some monster fish, or whatever else you may be hooking.
Alex Sirotinskiy
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2024
Bought this gaff for Halibut fishing. It worked great on our three day trip. No issues and good quality
Gene ONeil
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024
Sharp gaff, gets the fish in the boat
Mac
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2024
Heavy duty hook(ground the tip to sharpen a little more). Solid shaft. Great grips.
kj
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024
I have a boat that I use to fish off the Oregon coast (pictured). As you can see the gunwales/gunnels of my boat are relatively high. I want to be able to reach both down and out to reach large rockfish and lingcod that cannot be “bounced”. As a result, I ordered the 7' version of the FISHAPPY gaff. “Happy” is the operative word here. Let me count the ways:1) Solid strong fiberglass with a sturdy stainless steel hook.2) The hook itself has a nice wide 4” gap. We ARE gaffing big fish, right?!3) Three staggered, spiral wrapped, shrink wrapped, grips up the length of the shaft.4) An integrated tip cover for safety.5) 7' lo-o-o-o-ong feet to reach that big lingcod/tuna/dorado.6) A very fair price ($80) for what you are getting. This should last you a lifetime.I included a photo of my buddy with a dorado he landed/gaffed in Baja. Note the wooden shaft of our gaff and the fact there is no grip wrap near the hook. The FISHAPPY will address those issues. Additionally, we keep an old wine cork on the gaff hook tip when not in use. I cannot tell you how many times we have gone hunting around the deck of the boat looking for that cork after finishing a use of our gaff. Again, FISHAPPY solves a problem. I included a photo of me purposefully bending the fiberglass shaft of the gaff. Yup, it bends, but that's O.K. In my opinion, it's not a bad thing for the shaft of the gaff to have a bit of “forgiveness” when a big fish is thrashing about. Look at those tuna/yellowtail charters out of San Diego that use super long, flexible bamboo gaffs! Once I gaff the fish, I am lifting it out of the water with a hand-over-hand motion down the gaff (see #3 above) and then tipping the fish over the gunwale and down to the deck.Now to deal with the two small issues that keep me from giving this gaff 5 stars. Every review seems to mention the presence of the lanyard ring, but the lack of an actual lanyard. This is a legitimate complaint and one of the first things I will be adding to this gaff. It kind of surprises me that FISHAPPY got so many things right on this gaff but missed the simple lanyard. The other issue is the actual point of the gaff hook. If you look closely at my photo, you can see that the tip comes to a point, but it is clearly not a needle sharp point. I keep all my gaffs honed to a super-sharp point because I want the gaff to immediately penetrate the skin of the fish upon contact. I don't want the gaff tip “skidding” along the skin/scales of a fish looking for purchase. Sharpening the tip will take place immediately following the addition of the lanyard!All in all, this is still a really nice piece of equipment at a very fair price (I've seen gaffs pushing $300 online). But for the two issues, this would be a 5 star, easy.
Jim Renfro
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2024
Strong and reliable. Will be ordering the longer one for my offshore boat
Pete
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2024
The diameter of the shaft is very thin which makes it hard to grip. The gaff itself is flexible which would make it hard to gaff anything of size. I highly recommend getting something else if your gaffing anything of size, 3ft or bigger
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