Evening,
After a spreader block for my fox eos landing net that is easy for
My to dismantle the net, hate the fussiness of popping the arms out on the current set up when I have landed a fish.
Any recommendations please?
After a spreader block for my fox eos landing net that is easy for
My to dismantle the net, hate the fussiness of popping the arms out on the current set up when I have landed a fish.
Any recommendations please?
In reply to Post #1
Top notch tackle do one,I have it on my net Kev Clayton made me.It is quite heavy but with a net float its fine
Top notch tackle do one,I have it on my net Kev Clayton made me.It is quite heavy but with a net float its fine
In reply to Post #1
I find on the sonik vader x landing nets I have the net arms are so easy to get in and out of the spreader block can get the spreader block of ebay for £9.99
I find on the sonik vader x landing nets I have the net arms are so easy to get in and out of the spreader block can get the spreader block of ebay for £9.99
I also use the top notch block
In reply to Post #1
Top notch, or if you can find a second hand one, MCF
Top notch, or if you can find a second hand one, MCF
In reply to Post #2
Been looking for something like this for a long time thanks thanks for that mate, now got to find out if it will fit my freespirit net before I buy it.
Been looking for something like this for a long time thanks thanks for that mate, now got to find out if it will fit my freespirit net before I buy it.
In reply to Post #6
Hi there,
They also do spreader block arms to any diameter so whatever size your net arms are they can fit their spreader block👍👍
Tel
Hi there,
They also do spreader block arms to any diameter so whatever size your net arms are they can fit their spreader block👍👍
Tel
In reply to Post #6
Message him on ebay,he will make it to fit your arms.I have got the black and stainless one,it goes very nice with the stainless collars on my net
Message him on ebay,he will make it to fit your arms.I have got the black and stainless one,it goes very nice with the stainless collars on my net
I shouldn't have read this
What did I say in another post about not needing but wanting
What did I say in another post about not needing but wanting
Top Notch one is brilliant. As mentioned heavy but when used with net float no issues.
In reply to Post #9
You know you will end up getting one
You know you will end up getting one
In reply to Post #11
Been looking for 1 for ages, didn't even know they existed, though had my eye on their tent pegs a few years ago for the longer ones...
Still can't get that Dymag net out of my head, your a bad man
Been looking for 1 for ages, didn't even know they existed, though had my eye on their tent pegs a few years ago for the longer ones...
Still can't get that Dymag net out of my head, your a bad man
The fox one's are good if you can still get them
In reply to Post #12
In reply to Post #8
Gardner where the first to have collared net arms that I could find.
I have seen a similar design that's been refined smaller and more sexy. I'll ask
A pal where it got it from.
After all it's a steve Neville design. Wychwood made a very neat one.
Gardner where the first to have collared net arms that I could find.
I have seen a similar design that's been refined smaller and more sexy. I'll ask
A pal where it got it from.
After all it's a steve Neville design. Wychwood made a very neat one.