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Fishpond Nomad Native Net
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Keep em' wet.
Save the fish you love to catch so much by catching and releasing them as gently as possible with a little help from the Fishpond Nomad Native Net. The smallest offering in the Nomad line, the Native Net is ideal for small creeks and remote rivers. Fishpond's burly carbon/fiberglass composite frame will hold up to season after season of use, and is coated with a RiverKoat finish, which makes the net easy to hold when wet.
- Carbon fiber and fiberglass composite frame
- Clear rubber net
- RiverKoat finish
- Waterproof, weatherproof and buoyant
- Item #FSH001B
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Just Beautiful
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
My "daily carry" net for trout here along the smaller streams and waters in Utah. Super strong and light with a beautiful pattern and gorgeous grippy texture to the handle.
Ryan PottsGearheadGreat catch and release net
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I bought this to use when fishing with a friend who is a fly-fisherman. We used it for trout while hiking on the river banks.
The hooks never get caught in the netting and we could safely release the fish back into the wild.
My favorite net!
I love this net for when I'm wading on the streams & rivers. Lightweight, durable, floats & has a nice rubbery finish with a cool trout pattern.
I've had some of the cheaper rubber nets and this is much better. The cheaper ones use a stiff rubber that wears out quickly. This basket has been through 2 hard seasons so far and is still going strong, I especially like that the rubber basket is nice & soft and doesn't stiffen up. I do have the mid length too but it doesn't get near as much use.
Definitely use a lanyard. I keep an S carabiner on my wading belt with a coil cord going to the handle with the magnet zip tied to the head of the net where it attaches to my vest. This nets a bit expensive to lose down stream!