YVLEEN Folding Fishing Net - Foldable Fish Landing Net Robust Aluminum Telescopic Pole Handle and Nylon Mesh 16inch Hoop Size

I raise Sugar Gliders and before they become bonded to you, sometimes they just want to run. This is perfect for my needs. It folds up nice for storage, and even though I haven't needed it for a few years. I know where it's at and every once in a while I see it when I look in that drawer. It was well worth the money, and I'll have it for a long time.

Works very well. Like how it collapses and is easy to store. Strong.

I bought these for panfishing from a boat. I haven't used them on the water yet but they feel nice and sturdy, they fold up for easy stowage and come with a decent bag to keep them in. Would I use them on a 50lb catfish? No, but that ain't why I got 'em.

Works great, used it alot while swimming. Was able to swim down and catch a catfish on the shallow part of a lake. It's nice being able to fold it up and then extend it if you need the extra length.

Made of good quality and sturdy. Easy to fold and put away. Won't take up room in my bass boat. Hate tripping over clutter ugh. Easy to use. Price is great. Better then the sporting goods store. They where way to pricy and it was the same fishing net I ordered from Amazon. My recommendation if you're looking for a fishing net by this one.

The media could not be loaded. This net worked like magic for a unique situation I needed to complete without killing all fish, clams, snails, shrimp, and other organisms in our pond. We made a dumb mistake when we converted our swimming pool into a natural pond when we included tilapia as one of our stock fish. After we had gorgeous native water lilies blooming in our shallow end, separated by tilapia fence from the deep end, the tilapia bred and their babies invaded the shallow end through the fence openings, grew to adults, and ate the lilies. Since then, we've waited for a freeze cold enough to kill the semi-topical tilapia but it hadn't happened since.Then after fish management pros suggested poisoning the whole pond as the only way to get rid of them, I figure out a better solution using food to attract and train the fish to be fearless of the net. The YVLEEN Folding Fishing Net turned out to be the perfect length and depth to fan out in the water while the fish schooled on the edge waiting for me to feed them.I focused on conditioning the tilapia so they were comfortable with the net and would swim in-and-out of it without fear. Once they appeared to accept the net, I threw food away to distract the school of native fish while I scooped up a tilapia or two from the rest. One can be seen in the included video with this post.This doesn't say much for baited line fishers use of the net but I was pleased with the ability to leave it in the water and not fear it would rot or decay. Now that it's Winter and I've stopped feeding all fish, I've stored the net out of water so that it's ready in case any more tilapia show up in the Spring.

It’s works very good on smaller fish, larger fish can cause some issues on trying to get them in the net.

Great little nest