A culling clip is for use with fish. The culling clip includes a culling clip body, lower clamp arm, an upper clamp arm and a locking mechanism. The culling clip body has an open position and a closed position. The culling clip body includes an upper arm and a lower arm spaced therefrom. The lower clamp arm extends inwardly from the end for the lower arm and has a lower clamp arm distal end. The upper clamp arm extends inwardly from the end of the upper clamp arm and has an upper clamp arm distal end. The lower clamp arm distal end is spaced from the upper clamp arm distal end when the culling clip body is in the closed position. The locking mechanism is for holding the culling clip body in the closed position. The culling clip is considered in the no-harm non-penetrating category of culling clips.

A culling clip is for use with fish. The culling clip includes a culling clip body, lower clamp arm, an upper clamp arm and a locking mechanism. The culling clip body has an open position and a closed position. The culling clip body includes an upper arm and a lower arm spaced therefrom. The lower clamp arm extends inwardly from the end for the lower arm and has a lower clamp arm distal end. The upper clamp arm extends inwardly from the end of the upper clamp arm and has an upper clamp arm distal end. The lower clamp arm distal end is spaced from the upper clamp arm distal end when the culling clip body is in the closed position. The locking mechanism is for holding the culling clip body in the closed position. The culling clip is considered in the no-harm non-penetrating category of culling clips.

A clamping device, embodiments of which are well suited to securing the tail of a fish, is provided. The device includes one or more clamp arms with actuation bars fixed thereto for causing the clamp arms to pivot when the actuation bars are pushed against an object to be clamped. A locking mechanism locks the clamp arms into the clamped position.

A clamping device, embodiments of which are well suited to securing the tail of a fish, is provided. The device includes one or more clamp arms with actuation bars fixed thereto for causing the clamp arms to pivot when the actuation bars are pushed against an object to be clamped. A locking mechanism locks the clamp arms into the clamped position.

A hunting and fishing gear includes a haft (1), a harpoon body (2) extending in a longitudinal direction of the haft (1) from one end of the haft (1), and a plurality of harpoon tips (3) extending in a lateral direction Y from one side portion of the harpoon body (2) in a direction intersecting the longitudinal direction X of the harpoon body (2), and a barb (5) or a come-off prevention section (11; 12) provided to protrude into a space part (4) from at least one of the harpoon tips (3) located in the space part (4). Therefore, when a person grips a handle (7) with the person's hand (17) to use the hunting and fishing gear by swinging it in the direction of an arrow Z, the plurality of harpoon tips easily pierce a prey.

An improved multi-prong gaff and associated methods for immobilizing a caught fish including providing a metallic head having a centrally disposed body, and further having at one end a first projection point for engaging the fish, and a handle engaging portion at the second end, and at least one immobilizing, pointed projection disposed on the body and projecting inwardly of the body and substantially parallel to the first and second projections.

An improved multi-prong gaff and associated methods for immobilizing a caught fish including providing a metallic head having a centrally disposed body, and further having at one end a first projection point for engaging the fish, and a handle engaging portion at the second end, and at least one immobilizing, pointed projection disposed on the body and projecting inwardly of the body and substantially parallel to the first and second projections.

A clamping device, embodiments of which are well suited to securing the tail of a fish, is provided. The device includes one or more clamp arms with actuation bars fixed thereto for causing the clamp arms to pivot when the actuation bars are pushed against an object to be clamped. A locking mechanism locks the clamp arms into the clamped position.

A clamping device, embodiments of which are well suited to securing the tail of a fish, is provided. The device includes one or more clamp arms with actuation bars fixed thereto for causing the clamp arms to pivot when the actuation bars are pushed against an object to be clamped. A locking mechanism locks the clamp arms into the clamped position.

A fishing accessory with camera mount. The fishing accessory includes a body having a first end and a second end. An elongated handle is configured to be removably securable to the first end of the body. A fishing tool is affixed to the second end of the body. The fishing tool can be a net, a gaff hook, or other tool used for catching and retrieving fish. A camera mount is disposed on an upper side of the body, wherein the camera mount is configured to receive a camera and removably secure the camera to the body. The fishing accessory with camera mount allows users to easily record themselves catching, landing, and displaying a fish.