Place berley accurately without leaning over the water. This 76 cm long-handle berley spoon combines a perforated titanium-alloy scoop, cross-woven carbon-fibre shaft and comfortable EVA grip in a lightweight design suited to Australian estuary, harbour, rock-wall and freshwater fishing.

Product Description

The Titanium Alloy Long-Handle Berley Spoon gives anglers extra reach and control when introducing small, measured amounts of berley from riverbanks, jetties, pontoons and low rock walls.

Its shallow, perforated titanium-alloy scoop allows excess liquid to drain away while helping release berley cleanly and accurately. The angled bowl also reduces the amount of wet mix and residue left inside the scoop.

At 76 cm overall, the extended handle lets you place berley beside structure or into a defined feeding area while keeping your hands farther away from slippery edges and the water.

The cross-woven carbon-fibre shaft provides a lightweight yet rigid feel. A contoured 18.5 cm EVA grip offers secure, comfortable handling during repeated use, while the 304 stainless-steel lanyard ring can be connected to a retention cord for extra security.

For Australian anglers, this spoon is a practical accessory for creating controlled berley trails around estuary pontoons, harbour wharves, sheltered rock walls and freshwater banks. It can be used to attract species such as bream, mullet, luderick and carp where berley use is permitted.

Key Features

• 76 cm long handle for accurate berley placement
• Lightweight titanium-alloy scoop head
• Perforated bowl drains excess liquid
• Angled scoop helps release berley cleanly
• Cross-woven carbon-fibre shaft
• Comfortable 18.5 cm contoured EVA grip
• 304 stainless-steel lanyard ring
• Available with 20 mL or 30 mL scoop
• Approximate product weight of only 42 g

Designed for Australian Fishing

Suitable for carefully placing berley around:

• Estuary pontoons and marina edges
• Harbour wharves and jetties
• Sheltered rock walls
• Riverbanks and lake shores
• Freshwater impoundments
• Structure where precise berley placement is required

Why Choose a Long-Handle Berley Spoon?

A long-handle berley spoon makes it easier to introduce small amounts of berley accurately and consistently. Rather than throwing large quantities into the water, anglers can build a concentrated trail close to pontoons, rock walls, pylons or other productive structure.

This controlled approach can help keep fish interested in the area without unnecessary overfeeding.

Recommended Use

Load the scoop with a small amount of prepared berley, extend it toward the intended feeding area and release the mix with a controlled movement.

For best results:

• Introduce small amounts at regular intervals
• Avoid placing excessive berley into the water
• Use a retention cord around slippery shorelines
• Rinse the scoop and shaft with fresh water after saltwater use
• Allow the product to dry before storage
• Always follow local fishing and waterway regulations