FiblinkFolding Aluminum Fishing Landing Net Fish Net with Extending Telescoping Pole Handle

Great size for wharf fishing

Great product, well made

I have had this net over two years, stored outside and used in saltwater almost daily. I have pulled in catfish, sharks, bull reds, stingrays, trout, and a needle-nosed gar that was larger than me with this net. I had a stingray that had its barb tangled in the mesh once and I thought the net was done for... nope, not a single tear! 100% recommend.

I truly love this net was extremely strong, but the plastic couplings for the adjustment cracked should’ve sent it back, but since I’ve accidentally spilled diesel on it, I just kept it my loss

Garbage net.First time I used it, the plastic arm locking mechanism failed, and the fish went right thru the net. Left a big hole.Wasn't a big fish either. 23" Redfish.

This is a really good quality net! Price point was quite good as well. Works great for Red and a small 30” shark. Rubberish net seems to hold up as well. Handle length is very good and fully extended hold a 10 lb red quite well. I don’t think I would try to lift at 90 degrees as it may bend but we pulled onto the fishing peer at a 45 degree angle and tit worked great. Net side will accommodate fairly large fish but no monsters. Overall I was pleased and I believe you will as well, IMHO.

I looked for an easy-to-store bird net that I would use very occasionally to catch my hand-raised Starling.It needed to have coated netting that wouldn't catch his nails, and be deep enough to allow me to turn the frame 90* to contain him. The design with the flat side seemed preferable to the round because I can place it for him to fly in rather than me trying to catch him. The latter could injure him, as they are very fragile.The storage bag is well-stitched, and roomy enough to make slipping the folded net in and out effortlessly. Opening the net portion took a few minutes to figure out since no instructions were sent with the product.I have not had to use it, but I am confident that it will work well. It seems quite sturdy, having weight and substance to all of its parts. It ought to last a lifetime the way I plan to use it.

I was excited about this net to start with, the ability to fold it up was pretty unique and would help me save some space. After my first trip I was having second thoughts about my purchase. First off, the handle is so large that it will not fit in a standard vertical rod holder on my center console leaving me to stow it exclusively in the floor. Second, then I attempted to net my first crappie I realized the netting floats and makes it difficult to get under the fish to net it. Once I got the fish in the net I noticed it was like a whole arm length deep. It also gets heavy trying to net a fish while holding the fishing rod too.No doubt it's a solid construction. I'm sure it will last a long time, but the weight, handle size, net depth, and floating netting make it difficult for me to use by myself.