In reply to Post #16
Better is subjective. Carbon is lighter. I have the 9ft handle because of the swims I sometimes fish.
Better is subjective. Carbon is lighter. I have the 9ft handle because of the swims I sometimes fish.
In reply to Post #16
good points and bad points
Glass heavier and in comparison you can lob it up the bank without any worries
Carbon Lighter and often slimmer BUT not a good idea to lob it up the bank as good chance you would damage it
good points and bad points
Glass heavier and in comparison you can lob it up the bank without any worries
Carbon Lighter and often slimmer BUT not a good idea to lob it up the bank as good chance you would damage it
In reply to Post #1
Free Spirit S Net. I have a several of them in various sizes that I use for carp, big carp and cats/pike... all excellent. I also like the fact you can get all components individually, so if you have a mishap (as I once did), then you can just buy replacement arms, as an example... much better than having to buy a whole new net. I also have the longer two part handle for when I am zig fishing. Build quality is great and they're very light as well. You only need a small net float as well.
Free Spirit S Net. I have a several of them in various sizes that I use for carp, big carp and cats/pike... all excellent. I also like the fact you can get all components individually, so if you have a mishap (as I once did), then you can just buy replacement arms, as an example... much better than having to buy a whole new net. I also have the longer two part handle for when I am zig fishing. Build quality is great and they're very light as well. You only need a small net float as well.