Overview
The amazing Boga-Grip handles, weighs and keeps toothy fish a safe distance away from your hands. Constructed from durable, non-rusting stainless steel, it’s virtually indestructible. Easy to use as well, the patented Boga-Grip securely holds your fish, allowing it to wiggle, flop and spin - but not get away. Available in 15-pound and 30-pound models, each Boga-Grip scale is calibrated to insure accuracy within one increment. You can even send your Boga-Grip to the IGFA to have it certified for world record catches.
Model 130: Weighs fish up to 30lbs in 1/2lb increments. (Length: 10-3/4" Weighs: 1lb)
Model 315: Weighs fish up to 15lbs in 1/4lb increments. (Length: 9" Weight: 9oz)
Features:
-Weight of fish causes the prongs to shut even tighter
-Locking mechanism keeps prongs in tightest position
-Swivel motion eliminates torque from a spinning fish
-Shock absorber dampens a fish’s attempt to get free
Previous Feedback
Comments: I've had these for about two years now and they are perfect. I don't know if the digital scale is right or wrong etc. This thing is on the money and as long as I can see a 1/4lb I'm good with that. No need for other decimals and ratings. If it's a 6lb bass it's 6lbs. Also, I've checked them and they are spot on still after all the trips I've had.
From: Jed: Ca 8/28/23
Comments: This is the best and most reliable scale I've used. Got tired of the $30 digitals that crap out or quit working, like Rapala because it got wet (imagine a fish scale getting wet, causing it to break down). The BogaGrip is a top quality device and you can store it in your live well if you want, just be sure to oil between uses. Quit being a penny-pincher and buy it now, because if you're serious about getting accurate weights on your fish, you'll eventually give up on the mass-produced garbage and bite the bullet.
From: Tim: Carrollton TX 4/27/23
Comments: Bought mine at a garage sale for 5$! 130 size, I don't handle many fish with teeth but they seem solid VERY SOLID.
From: Tony 5/26/17
Comments: I have a 15# model. Last month I was on a private lake & landed a giant bass. I weighed the fish on my friend's eight year old 30# BogaGrip scale. The fish went exactly 12lbs on his older set of Bogas. After taking pics of the fish, I weighed it on my new 15# Bogas. The fish weighed exactly the same on my new set. Needless to say, I was impressed that my friend's scale was dead on with my new scale.
From: Ken: USA 6/3/16
Comments: All the money I wasn't wasted on buying cheaper Boga knock offs and add it all up. I could've put all that money on a Boga grip. Don't get me I like my tho hobie fish grips for kayak fishing. But nothing holds a fish like a Boga grip. They are light easy to use and durable. I ve had mine 2 years already. Use mine in saltwater and freshwater. They feel like new like when I first bought them. Best investment if your a serious fishermen. Looking to get the 315 next. Quick tip: hook it to float.
From: Josiah: San Diego, CA 3/21/16
Comments: I have the 15 and 60lb. Models. Love them both. 45 lb flatheadead can twist and spin all he wants. Once you get the boga in his mouth, he's not coming off. The ONLY problem is that it's hard to read because numbers are small. Still, worth every dime.
From: Bill: TN 6/6/15
Comments: The bogaGrip scales are worth the money but like everything they are not perfect. The line is hard to read for someone that does not have perfect vision. Other than that this is the perfect scales on the market right now.
From: Matt: Moweaqua, IL 8/22/14
Comments: I purchased the 15lb scale to use when trying to cull fish during tournaments. My hope was that without having to worry about batteries, this would be the ticket. It is a nice unit the main issue I have though is that the scale is so small it's hard for me to read. I have to use cheater glasses just to see it.
From: Scott: Minnetonka, MN 7/25/14
Comments: Very amaIng, durable, have the 15lb one !! everyone should have this!! No regrets, don't look at the price,it might be a it pricey but one u got this, you don't ever need to change to a newer one ..and it doesnt rust
From: Joshua
Comments: forget the cheap fakes, you need the real deal. I use mine in brackish, fresh and straight up salt water. No rust. Get a float kit for it, if your goofy non boater boots it into the water and it sinks, it wil be an akward ride home as you secretly plot his death.
From: Meatwad: no more shredded thumbs
Comments: Built very very sturdy, easy to use and does not seem to injure the fish. The 'gripper' part works 100% of the time - never lost a fish because of it. Best thing however is the accurate scale that is built in.
From: Warren: Canada
Comments: A great tool to have on any boat fresh or salt water, built to last forever, I purchase one when they first were introduced and still have it , the hadle is a little worn but it still looks and functions like the day I purchased it!! Love the fact that if I chose never to handle a fish and removing it vital slime coat with my hands aznd at the same time getting an instand accurate weight amonst the other features and use this tool has to ooffer it is well worth the price and I highly recommentd it!!
From: Capt Slick: FL
Comments: These are extremely well made and should not be compared to other models. The price is higher than other tools in this category but the BogaGrip are made to last a lifetime. I have the 15lb version...no regrets
From: JigMan: NJ
Comments: Best grip in the world hands down. Durable, tough and a must have arsenal in everyone's tackle bag!
From: Tokio: Midwest