Gear that comes back
from the marsh
every time.
We hunt the Upper Basin, the Stick Marsh and the Glades with the same harpoons, bangsticks and hooks we sell you. No powder coat, no markup for pretty. One-piece stainless, 3/32 cable, and a price that leaves money for tags.
Pick your method. We'll rig the rest.
What most hunters buy first
Water that eats cheap equipment.
Hydrilla mats on the Stick Marsh. Cypress knees and current in the Upper St. Johns Basin. Eleven-footers in the Glades that go straight under the boat. Everything we sell has been dragged through all of it before it ever hits the site.
No paint. No powder coat.
Finish work is time, and time is your money. Bare stock competes with anyone's at half the price — and it still looks the same after a season of dents.
3/32 stainless cable
Most competitors run 1/16 on their darts. Ours is 3/32. It is the single cheapest place to lose a big gator, so we do not save money there.
One-piece bases
Stainless harpoon bases are machined from a single piece — no welds to crack when a ten-footer rolls on your pole at the boat.
Not sure what your rig is missing? Call. We hunt too.
The gear
Same equipment we run on the water. Local pickup in Palm Bay saves you up to 15% — call before you order.
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Harvest area maps
Where we hunt, what the water does, and what to put in the boat. Unit boundaries and permit rules come from FWC — always pull the current unit map before you launch.
Pics
Send us your harvest photos with our gear in the frame and we'll put them up. Text them to 321-292-2888.
FAQ
Testimonials
Call. A hunter picks up.
Sizing a driver, picking a caliber, or trying to figure out why the hook keeps pulling — ask. No charge, no sales pitch.
321-292-2888