Where to get quality spear?

[Agronomist_at_IA]

Hear is what I got from a store added a little weight behind head. Looking for something with more quality.

[jasonmichalski]

Just finished forging the center tine for this one today just need to finish welding, grinding, and painting. This is the style I like the most.

[Dorkfish]

The Dillo spear I think is one of the best hand crafted on an engine lathe out of steel and the tines are made of spring steel which is very sturdy and flexible I have bent a tine or two when I speared a big carp and all I had to do was just flex it back and it was good as new. If you end up getting one I would get it coated so it doesn't rust on you over time

Price is 200 dollars

[MJ1657]

If you like a heavy spear check out a hand forged Roger Cook.

I really like mine but it took some getting used to the weight.

[cvanderweyst]

check out Impaler Spears. Very nice, removable tines, only $150

[Laska]

Well Id say fabeck/Kreamer makes one heck of a spear but only way to get one now is winning one @ a banquet. And talking to kreamer tonight, he may not do banquet spears either next year.

I did on the other hand just ordered a moening dillo spear tonight... should be here by weeks end. Pretty excited, both weight forward spears and hold fish like no other! Straight sailing even @ extreme angles for me. Dillo is $200.

[Gordie]

Here is the stainless Steel and copper one I built for Archerysniper.

Pictures are not the greatest.

[Archerysniper]

It's a awesome spear Geordie and thank you, I can wait to try it out this weekend.

[MJ1657]

Very nice spear. The copper is a great idea.

[jasonmichalski]

wow very nice work!

[bowhunt]

I know this is off topic, but I will ask anyways. Gordie and AS, are you worried at all with the hollow copper handle getting dented easily in transport? Just a curious question that popped into my head looking at the spear. By the way, the workmanship looks very nice.

Bowhunt

[Gordie]

No not worried