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Frog gigging, a time-honored tradition of the southern and gulf states, is typically done at night with a spotlight and a multi-pronged spear, all in pursuit of the meaty frog legs that are considered a local delicacy, whether fried or grilled. Now, meet the Frog Leg by Finch, a knife designed to complement this unique form of hunting. Featuring a versatile clip-point blade that’s sharp enough for both the catch and the campfire, the Frog Leg in Jungle Wear takes its design a step further with scales crafted from Fat Carbon’s striking Jungle Wear carbon fiber. The scales blend shades of green and black for a rugged, nature-inspired look, while the knife’s blackwashed blade and durable steel bolsters ensure it’s built to handle any outdoor adventure with a bold yet refined aesthetic.
Frog gigging, a time-honored tradition of the southern and gulf states, is typically done at night with a spotlight and a multi-pronged spear, all in pursuit of the meaty frog legs that are considered a local delicacy, whether fried or grilled. Now, meet the Frog Leg by Finch, a knife designed to complement this unique form of hunting. Featuring a versatile clip-point blade that’s sharp enough for both the catch and the campfire, the Frog Leg in Jungle Wear takes its design a step further with scales crafted from Fat Carbon’s striking Jungle Wear carbon fiber. The scales blend shades of green and black for a rugged, nature-inspired look, while the knife’s blackwashed blade and durable steel bolsters ensure it’s built to handle any outdoor adventure with a bold yet refined aesthetic.
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