BnM Frog Gig 4 Tine 5"x1.75"

The BnM Frog Gig 4 Tine is a traditional multi-tine gig head designed for frogging—one of the most effective and rewarding ways to harvest bullfrogs and other species in shallow water. At 5 inches wide with 1.75-inch tines, this four-pronged head delivers the spread and penetration you need to secure your target with a quick, clean strike. Built by B & M Products, a maker known for practical fishing and hunting gear, this gig head is a no-nonsense choice for anglers and froggers who value proven performance over flash.

Frogging demands gear that works when conditions are wet, dark, and unpredictable. A four-tine gig with these dimensions balances maneuverability in cattails and lily pads with enough surface area to land a solid strike. Whether you're working a light or wading in early morning hours, the BnM design keeps the mechanics simple: sharp points, solid construction, and a head geometry that's stood the test of time among serious froggers.

This is the head only—you'll pair it with your own handle or pole to complete your setup. That flexibility means you can build the exact gig that suits your preferred fishing style, whether you run a lightweight shaft for finesse work or a heavier pole for power strikes.

Key Features

• Four-tine design for reliable penetration and secure hookset
• 5-inch width provides effective coverage in frogging strikes
• 1.75-inch tine length balances reach with control
• Gig head only—pair with your handle or pole of choice

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I use this BnM frog gig head with?

This is a gig head only. You'll need to attach it to your own pole or handle. Many froggers prefer a 6- to 12-foot shaft depending on water depth and fishing style, but the choice is yours.

What is frogging and what species can I take with this gig?

Frogging is the practice of hand-gigging frogs and similar aquatic species in shallow water, typically at night with a light source. A four-tine gig like this is well-suited to bullfrogs and other larger frog species. Check your local regulations for species and season before you fish.

Is the 5-inch width good for beginners?

A 5-inch gig head strikes a practical balance between accuracy and harvest rate. It's wide enough to improve your odds on a solid stroke without being so large that it's unwieldy in weedy or tight cover. Froggers of all levels use this size successfully.