Mid Lakes Aluminum Frog Gig Handle Telescoping 61-83-105"

The Mid Lakes Aluminum Frog Gig Handle is a telescoping gig shaft built for anglers who gig frogs in shallow water, marshes, and weedy ponds. This handle extends from 61 inches to 83 inches to 105 inches, letting you adapt your reach to different water depths and standing positions—whether you're working from the bank, wading, or launching from a boat. Aluminum construction keeps the weight down so you can work a gig all night without fatigue, and the telescoping design breaks down compact for transport and storage.

Frog gigging is a time-honored summer tradition across the South and Midwest, and having the right tool makes the difference between a successful night and a frustrating one. A handle that extends to match your technique and the conditions you're fishing is essential. The Mid Lakes design gives you three locked lengths to choose from, so you're not forced into a one-size-fits-all compromise.

Whether you're a seasoned frog gigger or exploring the sport for the first time, this handle pairs with a frog gig head to build a complete setup. The aluminum shaft resists corrosion from freshwater and marsh conditions, and the telescoping construction means it won't take up much space in your boat or gear bag.

Key Features

• Telescoping aluminum shaft with three locked positions (61", 83", 105")
• Lightweight design reduces arm and shoulder fatigue during extended gigging sessions
• Corrosion-resistant aluminum for freshwater and marsh environments
• Compact when collapsed for easy transport and storage
• Works with standard frog gig heads

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a frog gig handle used for?

A frog gig handle is the shaft component of a frog gig, used to spear frogs in shallow water and marshes. The gig head (sold separately) attaches to the handle, and you use it to strike frogs in their habitat.

Can I use this handle with any frog gig head?

This Mid Lakes handle is designed to work with standard frog gig heads. Verify compatibility with your specific gig head before purchase.

How does the telescoping length adjustment work?

The handle locks at three positions: 61 inches, 83 inches, and 105 inches. You extend or collapse it as needed for different water depths and fishing techniques, then lock it in place.

Is aluminum a good choice for a frog gig handle?

Yes. Aluminum is lightweight, which reduces fatigue during long gigging sessions, and it resists corrosion from freshwater and marsh environments where frogs are found.