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    I got myself a cheep landing net off eBay last year, folding and telescopic, to try and minimize damage to fish and dropping fish on the lift. This net promptly died, so does anyone use one and if so what kind, I'm looking for something easy to carry preferably telescopic and/or folding
    Happy to help, Keen to learn!

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    I'm after a decent one with a rubber mesh if possible too.
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    Si

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    • #3
      The Savagear one looks good but not sure about the handle length
      Happy to help, Keen to learn!

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      • #4
        Originally posted by phill_itofish View Post
        The Savagear one looks good but not sure about the handle length
        They have addressed the handle length in the later nets, Great nets I have the standard for the boat. Check them out in fishing republic for size, I have the XL and it will fit a very big fish in.
        On the smaller size which will suit you guys is the fox rage net, This has a bag and a shoulder strap bag (although good in principle, not good practical) This has a long telescopic handle, rubber deep mesh and big enough to land decent fish. I paid £37 for mine.

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        • #5
          I've got an old telescopic spinning rod which I'm gonna convert to a handle for one of my (many!)landing nets.Its a 20-60g rod @ 9ft so I reckon I'll get about 6ft extension onto the 4ft landing net handle.The butt is like a broomstick so should be ok for deep water low tide jobs.
          D'ya's think 10ft is enough for a net handle boys?

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          • #6
            Originally posted by The Deeps View Post
            I've got an old telescopic spinning rod which I'm gonna convert to a handle for one of my (many!)landing nets.Its a 20-60g rod @ 9ft so I reckon I'll get about 6ft extension onto the 4ft landing net handle.The butt is like a broomstick so should be ok for deep water low tide jobs.
            D'ya's think 10ft is enough for a net handle boys?
            Yup that'll do it lol
            Happy to help, Keen to learn!

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            • #7
              Champion!

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              • #8
                Phil gerry's of Morcambe got a savage gear foldable XML rubber mesh net reduced to £40
                When God made time he made loads of it.
                Diffrent strokes for diffrent folks

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                • #9
                  Interesting read this. I need to get a landing net but can't decide between one of these or a drop net as I'm sometimes fishing five or six feet above the water on a high rock. Anyone use drop nets for rock fishing or are they just for cliffs and piers?

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                  • #10
                    It's really important that a net has rubber mesh when fishing with lures, especially how I fish using lures with treble hooks and catching jack pike.
                    The amount of times I've had to cut the net or the hooks is unreal.

                    The savagear net is great, absolutely faultless but get an idea of size as you can fit a shark in the XL version.

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                    • #11
                      Yeah that all makes sense to me. I have just ordered the Savagear telescopic one, will let you all know how I get on with it.

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