Net recommendation for pontoon boat fishing
- The Quadfather
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Net recommendation for pontoon boat fishing
I am looking for a new net, or actually I specificly need one that is of a size to be used when fishing from a 9' pontoon.
I was wondering if anybody fishing from a pontoon could give me their ideas, or what you are using.
Particularly I want something that has about a 3' reach, knotless rubber netting.
I was reading about this company below.
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Ego_S2_S ... Ap-d8P8HAQ" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I liked the idea that it extends at the touch of a button, but of course that may be one more thing to break..
Anybody have a 3' knotless rubber recommendation?
Fish would be 3-8lbs, small salmon size.
I was wondering if anybody fishing from a pontoon could give me their ideas, or what you are using.
Particularly I want something that has about a 3' reach, knotless rubber netting.
I was reading about this company below.
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Ego_S2_S ... Ap-d8P8HAQ" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I liked the idea that it extends at the touch of a button, but of course that may be one more thing to break..
Anybody have a 3' knotless rubber recommendation?
Fish would be 3-8lbs, small salmon size.
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Re: Net recommendation for pontoon boat fishing
I use a rod holder on mine and turn it straight up to hold my rubber net. I'll try and upload a picture of it!
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Re: Net recommendation for pontoon boat fishing
Of course a smaller net would work just fine~ just happened to have this larger one for the picture
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Re: Net recommendation for pontoon boat fishing
Yes, the rod holder for the net handle is kind of a given, but I was just looking for a make/model on a rubber net in the 3-4' range. Your size though appears about the length I was refering to thanks for the pic. I did come across a couple on Bass Pro online. It is surprising to me though how many options are available that don't fit my need.
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Re: Net recommendation for pontoon boat fishing
I love my EGO S2, you don't need one like I use but they're very nice. My experience posted here - http://www.northwestfishingreports.com/ ... 25&t=11523" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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'09 Hewescraft 20' ProV
150hp Merc Optimax
8hp Merc 4-stroke
Raymarine DS600X HD Sounder
Raymarine a78 MultiFunctionDisplay
Raymarine DownVision
Raymarine SideVision
Baystar Hydraulic Steering
Trollmaster Pro II
Traxstech Fishing System
MotorGuide 75# Thrust Wireless Bow Mount
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Re: Net recommendation for pontoon boat fishing
http://www.yakattack.us/leverage-landing-net/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Maybe something like this? This was the first one I found online but know there are some already on the market.
Maybe something like this? This was the first one I found online but know there are some already on the market.
Re: Net recommendation for pontoon boat fishing
Frabill Folding Net with Telescopic Handle I have this one from walmart