In reply to Post #14
If you've ever watched Nic (Avon Angling) on you tube he's more recently been using a Drennan but previously and on smaller rivers he used to use a one handed 'extendable' flick net type thing that was pretty long . . . can text him and ask him!
Korum net looks cute / rucksack strappable!
If you've ever watched Nic (Avon Angling) on you tube he's more recently been using a Drennan but previously and on smaller rivers he used to use a one handed 'extendable' flick net type thing that was pretty long . . . can text him and ask him!
Korum net looks cute / rucksack strappable!
In reply to Post #16
That's very kind of you mate and exactly what I'm going to be doing. I've got a 22" Korum Snapper net of Ebay, it's the flick type you mention. It arrived today, bit big for Perch but will deal with the odd inevitable Pike nicely. I suppose with its nice big mesh and a even shorter handle it could cover wading for Trout Grayling etc, even if a tad too big.
That's very kind of you mate and exactly what I'm going to be doing. I've got a 22" Korum Snapper net of Ebay, it's the flick type you mention. It arrived today, bit big for Perch but will deal with the odd inevitable Pike nicely. I suppose with its nice big mesh and a even shorter handle it could cover wading for Trout Grayling etc, even if a tad too big.
In reply to Post #17
He used to use one of these -
28" Specimen Travel Net
However hes mentioned that eventually you'll need to glue or drill the hinge bolts as they work loose and eventually fail . . .
More recently he's replaced it with one of these -
Fox Rage Warrior
He used to use one of these -
28" Specimen Travel Net
However hes mentioned that eventually you'll need to glue or drill the hinge bolts as they work loose and eventually fail . . .
More recently he's replaced it with one of these -
Fox Rage Warrior