im after a light telescopic stalking stealthy new im trying to travel as light as possible
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Sonik Xtractor, or Xtractor recon
Sonik Xtractor, or Xtractor recon
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Korum Opportunist Net & Handle. They're great for pushing into marginal weed and lillies. Just wish more places had some common sense and allowed variations to the standard '42inch nets only' rule which seems like a C&P from another lakes rulebook than having any real purpose.
Korum Opportunist Net & Handle. They're great for pushing into marginal weed and lillies. Just wish more places had some common sense and allowed variations to the standard '42inch nets only' rule which seems like a C&P from another lakes rulebook than having any real purpose.
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Aside from being big enough to net a decent sized fish without hanging them like match anglers do.
Aside from being big enough to net a decent sized fish without hanging them like match anglers do.
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Of course, if anything the rigid frame of the net makes it even easier to transfer fish onto the mat.
Of course, if anything the rigid frame of the net makes it even easier to transfer fish onto the mat.
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The new ESP Quickdraw looks a decent net, I like the concept and how the handle locks into position. ESP quality is usually very good too
The new ESP Quickdraw looks a decent net, I like the concept and how the handle locks into position. ESP quality is usually very good too
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Not telescopic but compact and light. I purchased the Saber 2 piece one for £25 a few years ago. It's been spot on, can never get my head round spending loads of money for something I chuck on the floor and hold for a couple of minutes very occasionally 😂
Not telescopic but compact and light. I purchased the Saber 2 piece one for £25 a few years ago. It's been spot on, can never get my head round spending loads of money for something I chuck on the floor and hold for a couple of minutes very occasionally 😂
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I was in the same situation - as with Fly fishing for not just trout but also Pike, Carp, Perch, Roach etc... I needed a handle that could cope with a 24", 36" and a 42" Net fitted. Ended up having to make one for myself out of Carbon & Titanium.
I was in the same situation - as with Fly fishing for not just trout but also Pike, Carp, Perch, Roach etc... I needed a handle that could cope with a 24", 36" and a 42" Net fitted. Ended up having to make one for myself out of Carbon & Titanium.
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Sounds like the Drennan specialist handle would be ideal
Sounds like the Drennan specialist handle would be ideal
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the tacklebox do one that is 3 , 6 or 9 foot
the tacklebox do one that is 3 , 6 or 9 foot
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This is what I use for boat fishing, was recommended on here. Had it for years and it works fine.
This is what I use for boat fishing, was recommended on here. Had it for years and it works fine.
I have just got the recon by sonic
Also have the fox tourist landing net but it's purple so not very stealthy lol
Both have collapsible arms in way way or another so they fold down small
Here's the fox one
https://www.tomas-carpio.cz/d-fox-tourist-landing-net-podberak.html
Highly unlikely it's available anymore though
Also have the fox tourist landing net but it's purple so not very stealthy lol
Both have collapsible arms in way way or another so they fold down small
Here's the fox one
https://www.tomas-carpio.cz/d-fox-tourist-landing-net-podberak.html
Highly unlikely it's available anymore though
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I've actually just bought the long version for fishing the river
They do a shorter 1-2m which would be an ideal stalking handle for carp. With the twist lock feature you
Can set it the the size you need for the swim you're fishing.
And it's carbon so really lightweight
I've actually just bought the long version for fishing the river
They do a shorter 1-2m which would be an ideal stalking handle for carp. With the twist lock feature you
Can set it the the size you need for the swim you're fishing.
And it's carbon so really lightweight
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might also be worth a look
https://www.tacklebox.co.uk/landing-equipment/landing-nets/tackle-box-3-5-7-telescopic-landing-net-handle.html
might also be worth a look
https://www.tacklebox.co.uk/landing-equipment/landing-nets/tackle-box-3-5-7-telescopic-landing-net-handle.html
I got a Nash dwarf net as my second net that might be a good shout for you mate