BogaGrip by Eastaboga: Fly Fishing Gear - Burleson Sporting Co. - A Secure, Online, Fly Fishing Catalog

BogaGrip by Eastaboga

The BogaGrip handles, weighs, and keeps toothy fish at a safe distance. Durable non-rusting stainless steel construction is almost indestructible. 15, 30 and 60 pound models are in stock and ready to ship.

The BogaGrip handles, weighs, and keeps toothy fish at a safe distance. Durable non-rusting stainless steel construction is almost indestructible.

Bogagrip Model	Length	Weight	Measures	Increments	Price
260	15"	1½lb.	Up to 60lb.	½lb.	$260.00
130	10¾"	1lb.	Up to 30lb.	½lb.	$125.00
315	9"	½lb.	Up to 15lb.	¼lb.	$125.00

Every Fisherman Should Have a Bogagrip We've got them in Stock!

	60 POUND Boga Grip by Eastaboga Code:6000 Price: $260.00 In Stock and Ready to Ship Quantity in Basket: none :: BogaGrip Model: 260
	15 POUND BogaGrip by Eastaboga Code:7777-15 Price: $125.00 In Stock and Ready to Ship Quantity in Basket: none :: BogaGrip Model: 315 Weight: 0.5lb. Length: 9"
	30 POUND BogaGrip by Eastaboga Code:7777-30 Price: $125.00 In Stock and Ready to Ship Quantity in Basket: none :: BogaGrip Model: 130 Weight: 1.0lb. Length: 10.75"

The 30 and 60 pound BogaGrip scales are graduated in ½ pound increments.

The 15 pound BogaGrip scale is graduated in ¼ pound increments.

Robbie Shaw, one of our customers, using a BogaGrip on a 29" 9½lb. Redfish that he caught in Savannnah, GA on an 8 weight fly rod.

Fletcher Tally, son of one of our customers, holding his 9½lb. Bass with the BogaGrip.

Andy Rockwell, one of our customers, holding his 22lb. Peacock Bass with the BogaGrip. . "One morning I stood in one spot and caught 20 peacocks. In that instance it was so easy it was almost unfair." - Andy Rockwell

Carlos Heinsohn, one of our customers, making good use of the BogaGrip on upper Tomo river, Bogota, Colombia. "A 12 lb. peacock (The biggest of the trip) and the cap you sent me. I’m getting superstitious, every time I go to one of these trips with a new cap, I catch the biggest fish of all, it has happened to me the last four trips. The pink Burfish cap was the point of reference for the police and the army there. One of the border officers told us, the day we left the reserve, that they clearly identify our boats if one of them carried a 'big guy with a pink cap'!!!" - Carlos Heinsohn