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    I am moving from a jon boat where I could reach down and lip a fish to a decked boat where I am going to need a long handled net. I am looking for suggestions. As with all my projects cost is a factor.
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    Depends on which method you will using most of the time. For casting and single-poling, the Ego Reach will be fine. If you will be spiderrigging with 14' or longer poles, go with the Crappiemasters net. That thing will reach out and get em!
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    Just add on a handle(broom handle,sch.40 PVC pipe,extending painter's roller handle, etc.) to the net you have already.
    Be safe and good luck fishing
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cmj View Post
    Depends on which method you will using most of the time. For casting and single-poling, the Ego Reach will be fine. If you will be spiderrigging with 14' or longer poles, go with the Crappiemasters net. That thing will reach out and get em!
    I am not really sure if I need the longer net but I am leaning that way. I have googled "crappiemasters net" and only found a seemingly dead website - Mengo Ind - which has no reference to the net. Could you provide a source?

    Quote Originally Posted by scrat View Post
    Just add on a handle(broom handle,sch.40 PVC pipe,extending painter's roller handle, etc.) to the net you have already.
    That is what I have now. I took a pool cleaning pole and inserted my short handled net in the end. It works well enough but I fear the handle will separate and I will lose the net and a fish. So I would like something a bit more reliable.

    I also want a rubber net rather than the nylon string net I am using so as to reduce the time it takes to get a hook out of the netting.
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    EGO Reach rubber net extends to 8'6"
    cost bout $50
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    Quote Originally Posted by skinny View Post
    EGO Reach rubber net extends to 8'6"
    cost bout $50
    This is what I use too. I also put a 12" piece of pool noodle on the pole right behind the net. It helps hold the net right at the top of the water.

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    EGO reach, easy to handle by yourself. Some of those nets takes 2 hands to handle.
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