Why We Like The Simms Daymaker Landing Net
Why ruin your day by losing a lunker at your ankles when the Simms Daymaker Landing Net lets you reach and net that bruiser brown or somersaulting smallmouth?! Long enough for a boat but short enough to slip into a net holster, the medium-length Daymaker has a 38-inch length to reach more fish and an 18-by-3-inch hoop to hold that hog when it finally hits our fly.
Details
- Versatile landing net for boaters and waders
- Carbon construction is lightweight for easier carrying
- Clear net bag is fish-friendly for easier netting and releasing
- TPU overlay on handle for extra grip when wet
- Item #SMMF0K9
- Material
- [frame] carbon, [net bag] rubber
- Dimensions
- [length] 38in, [hoop] 13 x 18in
- Claimed Weight
- 1lb 1oz
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited
- Activity
- fly fishing
Reviews
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Overall Rating
4 based on 5 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageDecember 8, 2023
Daymaker landing net
The daymaker landing net came to my door quickly and in perfect condition, it was exactly what I wanted, the perfect scooper for wet scaly things. Just wish it was a little more deeper but other than that I would buy again.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
October 1, 2023
Wouldn’t might slightly bigger basket and deeper net for bigger trout. Great for small to mediums!
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
July 17, 2023
Very big mouth with a wide comfortable handle. Great drift boat net. Very light.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
June 21, 2023
Ergo on the handle could be improved
It’s a nice net, super light and the short handle doesn’t interfere with my feet when it’s in my belt holder. my only complaint would be that the handle is a bit big around. I have large hands and I find with larger fish it’s hard to hold with one hand. the net mesh could be a little deeper.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
June 3, 2023
Nice net
Light weight, large mouth and good reach! only complaint I have is netting itself is very temperamental. I would advise not walking through much if any brush with this net as I tore a couple holes in mine on very small sticks getting to the river for the first time. Mine will be staying on the boat from now on.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
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