Custom Made Telescopic Squid Gaff 15′ Tackle
Our 15 Foot Long Tele Gaff is perfect for bringing up squid off piers and other coastal areas without needing a huge long net.
Made of graphite and fiberglass composite, similar in construction to a telescopic rod but equipped with a 10-prong squid pike end for securely hooking and pulling up your catch.
Compact at just 50cm when fully retracted, complete with an alloy belt clip for easy carry. This is a must-have tool for all squid and egi fishermen.
PS: The gaffes are not designed to lift horizontally. They should be used vertically with no bending. When used correctly, only vertical strain is applied, minimizing stress and preventing breakage. Use straight up and down only.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length (extended) | 15 feet |
| Length (retracted) | 50 cm |
| Material | Graphite and Fiberglass composite |
| Prong Count | 10 |
| Attachment | Alloy belt clip |
FAQ
How should the gaff be used to avoid damage?
The gaff should be used vertically, straight up and down, with no bending. Horizontal lifting is not recommended as it applies stress that can cause the gaff to snap.
What is the material composition of the gaff?
The gaff is made of graphite and fiberglass composite, providing strength and durability while maintaining a lightweight profile.
Can this gaff be used for fishing other species besides squid?
Yes, it is suitable for catching squid and egi, as well as other small marine species that can be hooked with the 10-prong pike end.



Sam Simpson –
This gaff is a game changer for pier fishing. The 15-foot reach lets me pull squid without needing a large net. The 10-prong end grips tightly and the compact size makes it easy to carry. Used it today and it worked perfectly when lifting a large squid vertically. No issues with breaking or bending.
Liam Hart –
Great tool for squid fishing. The retracted size is small enough to fit in my belt. I’ve used it on the pier and it holds well when lifting vertically. Just make sure not to pull it sideways or it might stress the joints.
Edward Ellison –
Highly recommended for anyone fishing near piers. The graphite and fiberglass construction feels solid and the 10-prong tip is effective at hooking squid. It’s durable and easy to deploy. Used it in rough conditions and it held up well.