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    I like the ego reach crappie nets light and extendable, made by adventure products around $40 bucks

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    I use a rubber net from Bass Pro and love it but its not that long

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    Go to E-angler and check out the line of Ego Crappie Landing Nets. I just bought one that was 29.99. It will extend to 8 foot 6 inches. It has 2 sections. It is about 3 foot long compacted and has 2 extensions. The best thing ,it is under 2 pounds. Makes a differcence when fully extended for me or kids , women.
    They have several kinds and one with rubber and mesh also. I got mesh ( which is woven not tied) The rubber ones are a little heavier. Good net and I believe they (EGO) are the offical net sponsor for Crappie Masters. But I bought it because it is a well built net and I think I have just bought the last net I will ever need. Good quality product I fell from my use of it. Try them out they have a pretty good web site. Hope this helps.
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    any way to buy just the replacement net?
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    Can't beat the EGO Reach with the rubber netting.

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    Default Ego reach

    I bought the Ego Reach and love it. A bonus is that it floats if you ever drop it in the lake, not to many nets will float.
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    Default Another vote for EGO

    I've been using the EGO reach net for years... I even use it on 7 lb. plus. Hybrid Stripers and it has held up great. The rubber version is worth the difference.

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    I use the Ego Reach with the rubber netting. I landed a 23 lb buffalo with it a while back that I hooked in the tail while spider rigging on a river lake. That 6# P-Line held up great during the 30 minute battle and so did the dip net.
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    I haven't used that particular one but, it appears to have what you need.

    I've used rubberized larger meshed nets and if youre trolling the weights get all tangled up in the webbing. Ive used the small mesh like this one has but it wasn't rubberized. So with that one the hooks would get all fouled up in the webbing. That nylon is a real booger to get a hook out of.

    This being small webbing and rubberized with a long handle would be the best of both.

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    I have an Ego Reach on the way that I ordered Tuesday.

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