October 1, 200619 yr September 15 is the opening day of gigging season in Missouri. Always results in some orders for new fish gigs. The results of my weekend project . . .
October 1, 200619 yr BT, nice stuff man ! I like sharp mean lookin stuff like that. This is mild steel ?
October 2, 200619 yr Author Ten The shafts and handle sockets are mild steel. The tines are forged from old pitchforks and rehardened in oil and tempered to a purple.
October 4, 200619 yr Great looking gigs BT. I went gigging on the Meramec River several years ago with some buddies. They had jet props on their boats with generators and halogen lights that lit up the bottom better than daylight. The only guy that had waders was the designated boat pusher when we got stuck. He fell in TWICE. When we got done gigging we had a fish fry on the bank. He built a fire to try to warm up. It wasn
October 5, 200619 yr Really cool! Great Job! This is something I have heard people talk about, but I have never done. Maybe one day I will partake in the fun of gigging! Peyton
October 7, 200619 yr Author oljoe Funny story. I have a few gigging stories too, but I won't admit to these on a public forum. :-) Seriously though, gigging is a great time, especially when you can follow it up with a fish fry on a gravel bar. Nothing like deepfried fresh fish and potatoes. I WILL admit to having consumed a Bud or two while frying fish after a night on the river.
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