What's a Good Kayak Net???

Saltwater Kayak Fishing
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Hey Guys

Any suggestions for a small but functional kayak landing net? I’m looking for a short handled narrow width but long net.

DD, does your store carry any???

Thanks

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We don’t, but Barton and Burwell and other tackle shops should.

DD

GO NOLES!!! At least we are not Notre Dame!!!

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Thanks Dave

Maybe I should have surfed the Internet a little first… a “Big Duh” for me :stuck_out_tongue:

Take a look at this site/net http://www.mengo-ind.com/DisplayDetail.aspx?which=156.

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Target sells a nice collapsing net similar to the one listed in SF’s post. I use it and it works very will. I think I paid about $15 for it.

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SF,
As soon as I get an account for posting pics online, I’ll show you what I carry. I works for the Redfishville Monsters. Which NikonJedi will be posting soon? Maybe:wink:

TimBuck2
Native Watercraft Ultimate 14.5
Jimmy Buffet can have Margaritaville, I’m going to Redfishville!

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Thanks Guys

I’m planning on adding two more rod holders to my yak so I can pack 5 rods, so I’m looking for a rather small but functional net (i.e. for those pesky BIG Reds :smiley:).

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Have yopu thought about a fly fishing landing net? Mine is short hand;ed, oval about 8 wide by 17 long with a deep basket. I’ve had a 5 pound rainbow in it before, but don’t know if a big red would fit.

So much water, So little time

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Too busy I thought the same thing but there is no way your getting a big red into those nets :wink: Yesterdays encounter with some Redfishville reds put that thought right out of my head :smiley: I think this ones head was 8" wide :wink:

“Three-fourths of the Earth’s surface is water, and one-fourth is land. It is quite clear that the good Lord intended us to spend triple the amount of time fishing as taking care of the lawn.” ~Chuck Clark