In reply to Post #15
Hold on, there bringing out a shallow mesh. Spoke to korda a few wks back.
Hold on, there bringing out a shallow mesh. Spoke to korda a few wks back.
In reply to Post #13
Yeah gotta agree, not a massive difference in weight from my 15 year old Century NG model
Yeah gotta agree, not a massive difference in weight from my 15 year old Century NG model
In reply to Post #17
Does someone have the experience to say whether the Korda net is better and lighter than the Matrix 3k Landing Net?
I am selling my Dymag Mk2 net for a new net, so it should be good.
Does someone have the experience to say whether the Korda net is better and lighter than the Matrix 3k Landing Net?
I am selling my Dymag Mk2 net for a new net, so it should be good.
In reply to Post #18
The Korda net is a great alternative to the unavailable Dymag mk2 but I would not sell a Dymag to get one !
The Korda net is a great alternative to the unavailable Dymag mk2 but I would not sell a Dymag to get one !
In reply to Post #19
Thanks, but I was never really fond of the Dymag. The quality is great obviously, but it never felt rigid/stiff. If I hold the Dymag MK2 with a hand and support the handle under my elbow, it also flexes as you lift the net out of the water. I never understood the hype personally.
Thanks, but I was never really fond of the Dymag. The quality is great obviously, but it never felt rigid/stiff. If I hold the Dymag MK2 with a hand and support the handle under my elbow, it also flexes as you lift the net out of the water. I never understood the hype personally.
In reply to Post #19
I had a pair of Matrix 3k nets which I was perfectly happy with, but the Korda Springbow in on another level all together. Lighter more rigid and I personally like the deep mesh. If you have deep margins it's brilliant for letting the fish rest in whilst you sort all your weighing gear out.
A massive thumbs up from me.
I had a pair of Matrix 3k nets which I was perfectly happy with, but the Korda Springbow in on another level all together. Lighter more rigid and I personally like the deep mesh. If you have deep margins it's brilliant for letting the fish rest in whilst you sort all your weighing gear out.
A massive thumbs up from me.
Just tried the Korda Spring Bow Landing Net in a shop. Nice piece of kit indeed. Definitely more rigid than my MK2 Dymag, so the Dymag has to go.
If everyone keeps going on about how great these bloody Korda nets are I'm going to have to buy one 😂
In reply to Post #23
I paid 210 for mine posted, it's a decent net
I paid 210 for mine posted, it's a decent net
In reply to Post #24
Where did you get that deal? I have 2 x p1 bow locs but at that price might as well see what the fuss is all about 😂
Where did you get that deal? I have 2 x p1 bow locs but at that price might as well see what the fuss is all about 😂
In reply to Post #25
give hull angling a ring
give hull angling a ring
In reply to Post #24
I paid less
I paid less