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The first Belle River Spear was built in 2007 out of necessity. Since then, it has undergone significant changes to improve performance, style and quality. Over years of continuous improvement, has spawned several different models of pike spears, ranging from entry level to some of the most high end spears on the market.
Wedge Key Design- Available in Five tine, Six tine or Seven tine
Wedge Key Design- Available in Five tine, Six tine or Seven tine
Wedge Key Design- Available in Five tine, Six tine or Seven tine
Boasting old school traditional spear makers styling, the Wedge Key spears are a steel square tine, with bronze welded barbs, 10" tines & 24" wood handle standard, with a clear Penetrol finish.
Wedge Key Design- Available in Five tine, Six tine or Seven tine
Wedge Key Design- Available in Five tine, Six tine or Seven tine
Customs
Customs
Customs
This aggressive style, forward weighted, square tine. Fully bronze welded, 12" tines, with a retro gun blue, Penetrol finish and a wood handle.
Customs
Customs
Standard Seven Tine With A Wood Handle
Standard Seven Tine With A Wood Handle
Standard Seven Tine With A Wood Handle
The same best selling Standard 7 tine, forward weighted, all welded stainless steel, with an added 24" wood handle for better performance and styling. Available in 5, 7 or 9 tine.
Standard Seven Tine With A Wood Handle
Standard Seven Tine With A Wood Handle
Standard Seven Tine
Standard Seven Tine
Standard Seven Tine
The best selling Standard 7 tine, forward weighted, all welded stainless steel constructed round tine, with a straight 5/8" tubular handle and 9" tines. Available in 5, 7 or 9 tine.
Standard Seven Tine
Standard Seven Tine
Basic Seven Tine
Basic Seven Tine
Basic Seven Tine
Basic spears are an economical one-piece square tine, with a straight 1/2" handle, welded steel construction, 8" tines and painted black.
Basic Seven Tine
Basic Seven Tine
Wood Handle Line Tie Options
Wood Handle Line Tie Options
Wood Handle Line Tie Options
Pictured above is the hidden line tie. The handle is center drilled, then cross drilled, and the rope knot is hidden inside the handle for a smooth hydrodynamic entry into the water without a splash. Pictured to the right is the traditional eyelet design.
Wood Handle Line Tie Options
Wood Handle Line Tie Options