Boat Hooks & Dock Hooks

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Effortless Docking with Fisheries Supply's Premium Boat Hooks


Fisheries Supply is a top marine company that provides boat poles to make docking and mooring easier and more efficient. Whether you prefer a traditional boat hook or need an adjustable pole for added versatility, we have the right solution for you. Our boat poles are designed for durability and easy storage.

Variety of Boat Hooks

Fisheries Supply's extensive inventory includes a wide range of boat hooks from trusted brands like Sea-Dog, Garelick, and Shurhold. These sturdy, corrosion-resistant hooks are crafted with aluminum construction, ensuring long-lasting durability. The secure rubber or vinyl grips and smooth, rounded hook ends provide a secure grip while protecting your boat from damage.

Versatile Pole Styles and Lengths

We offer boat hook poles in a variety of lengths, from 8 to 18 feet, allowing you to choose the perfect size. Whether you need a fixed or adjustable telescoping boat docking pole, we have telescoping boat hooks in stock.

Eliminate Docking Frustration

Boat hooks are purpose-built to provide captains with maximum leverage when grabbing lines or snagging cleats in tight marina slips. With their superior design and construction, you can say goodbye to docking or mooring frustration.

Shop now for your mooring hook and replacement tips or browse our great selection of boat cleats.

FAQs

What are the different types of boat hooks?
Boat hooks come in various types, including one-piece fixed-length poles, telescoping poles, and floating boat hooks. One-piece hooks are typically around 6 feet long and offer durability, while telescoping hooks can extend to greater lengths for versatility. Floating boat hooks are designed to remain afloat if dropped in water.

How do I choose the right boat hook for my needs?
Consider factors such as the length of the hook, material (aluminum, wood, or fiberglass), and whether you prefer a fixed or telescoping pole. Longer hooks provide extended reach but may be harder to store, while telescoping hooks offer adjustable lengths. Materials like aluminum are lightweight and resistant to corrosion.