Thread: Any net makers on here

I bought a rubber one and wondered what took me so long to do so.....threw the other cloth ones away....you don't get your hook tangled up in the rubber one.....love it....good luck with it...

I too have gone to a clear rubber net on an extendable handle. I bought the net off of ebay for a few dollars and use my own handle.
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here's one but there are many, some with free shipping.
Fly Fishing Landing Net Clear Rubber Replacement Mesh Bag Catch and Release | eBay

I had a rubber net and thought it was a little heavy for one handed operation, also it was fairly shallow so fish could flop back out of it if they really wanted to. I have a regular black nylon? net on a 6ft handle from honey hole that works pretty well

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I'm looking for a 10' to 12' with a 3' circle and 3' deep.

I too have gone to a rubber net. I do still use my tar coated net which also works good, would NOT due a cloth net as hooks get caught up too much in those. Sorry this doesn't answer your questions, No I don't know any net builders.

Originally Posted by Andrews

I'm looking for a 10' to 12' with a 3' circle and 3' deep.

That must be a Magnum XL. Just curious as to why the net would be 3x3'. I know you have a good reason, but I can't guess right off what it is.

Because my fishing partner is 90. When water is low from the fishing deck to the water is some times 10', we catch a lot of flatheads, buffalo, and strip bass. 37lb flathead is hard to get in a small net

Originally Posted by Andrews

Because my fishing partner is 90. When water is low from the fishing deck to the water is some times 10', we catch a lot of flatheads, buffalo, and strip bass. 37lb flathead is hard to get in a small net

Ah ha that all makes since. Had a feeling it wasn't just for crappie.