Without a sheath and on the belt, make sure you don't end up stabbing your self. That cork will be gone the first time you use it on a fish. One hand holding the fish, the other the knife...............where is the cork?????????? floating away. Just be careful.
Kinda reminds me of an old school prison shiv <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
You know how to make a sheath from PVC I'm sure.
Hey that's a Publix spatula 
I think it's a redundant piece of gear if you already have a knife. I think it's supposed to be for fish so big that they're hard to dispatch with a knife. The conventional iki jimi is round just like a spear. I'm too lazy to reach for my knife most of the time so I either brain with the shark spike or spear if it's a pass through. A bigger fish will require the knife. If it's a hard headed fish then it's gill ripping time. A cuda I'll gut to kill if I have time. Maybe there's a gap in my experience because I've never seen where the spike would've come handy.
I was told how in the old days prison guards in some remote areas of the USSR would carry one of those shanks, in case they feel the need to kill an inmate they'd plant it on the body after to say that it was self defense.
Thanks for the advice...I was going to make a pvc cover that will attach via the bungee, so I dont stab myself and so I dont lose the top
I agree Dan, it is un-necessary, but I wasn't going to was a bit of SS and I figured this way Ican keep this on the yak so if I swim up with a fish I haven't brained yet, there is another tool on the yak.
maybe I'll just add this to my filing skills as another one to save for my trip to the big house <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
http://www.bogagrip.co.nz/iki.jimi.aspx?print=Y
proabably common kknowledge for the most part but some good stuff none the less
nice..
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