What is it, /diy/?

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This or for making big bee hair like was popular in the 80's in Baltimore.

>>1140467
Spring loaded fishing gaff. It should be an antique.

>>1140467
ice pick

>>1140467
something I use to jerk off

>>1140467
ball scratcher

>>1140467
Probably something for Apple or cherry fruit picking...

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>>1140471
>Spring loaded fishing gaff. It should be an antique

This
You 'cock' it by opening the jaws until they lock.
When the teeth on the 'hinge' contact a fish the pressure causes the jaws to close around the fish.

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>>1140467
>What is it, /diy/?

Bass Pro Shop $20

http://www.basspro.com/Fish/Frog-Grabber/product/37124/?hvarAID=shopping_googleproductextensions

Abortionist's pliers

>>1140467
I'd have gone mountaineering with them, so glad it wasn't me that found them!

>>1140467
You pick up ice blocks with these. I saw it in Disney's Frozen

>>1140528
>>1140532

Do you use it to catch fish as a replacement for a pole / net, or is it for bringing in fish from the water that you've caught but can't reel all the way in (like a replacement for a hand held net)?

>>1140554
Yes.

>>1140467
frog gig

>>1140554
It's generally used to collect bull-frogs for their delicious legs.
> attach 'grabber' to 8 - 10 foot long pole
> be in boat on lake after dark
> hear frog sounding to others
> approach frog sound using light to locate frog
> thrust open 'grabber' at frog
> bring frog to boat and put in gunny sack with the others

Can be used in a similar manner to catch fish in shallow water.
Laws vary on whether you can use a light after dark and if so, what kind of light you can use.