Five-foot long sections are snapped together to form a push pole of 15 or 20 feet. Williams also offers attachments, including paddles, a gaff hook, a landing net, a spike, a pruning saw, a fish tagging tip, and a boat hook. All aluminum sections have an anodized corrosion resistant coating for use in salt water, and they float, Williams said. Fishing guides at Goode's open house, including Trey Landry, were impressed by the strength of the pole, and the modifications which are possible. But the clincher is the fact the pole can be broken down and secured in a storage compartment, or in a car trunk.
Moonlighter is a push pole manufacturer that also offers a break-down model.