VEVOR Fishing Net, Foldable Landing Nets with Telescopic Handle and Built in Length Scale, Lightweight and Stronger 6063 Aluminum Fish Gear, Soft Silicone Mesh, Holds up to 13.6 kg, for Kayak Boat Bank
- Sturdy Construction: Our fishing net uses premium Quality 6063 aluminum alloy pole paired with a silicone net, strong and bend-resistant, with a maximum load capacity of up to 30.9 lbs
- Portable & Telescopic: With 2-section telescopic pole, foldable net head, a storage bag, this landing net is easy to carry and storage
- Fish-Friendly: Clear silicone net is soft and gentle on fish, does not absorb water for quick drying, and is easy to clean with no unpleasant odor
- Slip-Resistant Measuring: The PE slip-resistant handle offers a comfortable grip, and the rod features a built-in scale for quick measurement of your catch
- All-Scenario Versatility: Extends up to 76 inches with a wide mesh fishing net, ideal for shore fishing, boat fishing, and more
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Foldable Landing Net with Telescopic Handle for Easy Carry
This landing net is lightweight and foldable. The entire structure collapses to a fraction of its open size because the net head folds down and the handle is a two-section telescopic pole. Transporting a full-length net to the water is difficult, and storing it is even harder. Whether you're loading a kayak or strolling along the bank, it's easy to get this one to your location because it folds down and extends when needed.
With its extended length of up to 76 inches, you can scoop a fish from a high bank, a dock, or a boat deck without bending over the water. When a fish is on, extend it to full reach; when you're finished, collapse it back down. The design combines long reach with compact folding. You get a foldable landing net that works when you need it and disappears when you don't.
6063 Aluminum Pole That Holds Up to 13.6 kg
The pole is made from premium 6063 aluminum alloy, which is strong and bend-resistant without being heavy. A weak pole folds or flexes when you need it to be stiff, and landing a good fish puts a lot of strain on the pole. With a maximum load capacity of 13.6 kg, this alloy holds up well. The pole won't buckle on you if you use it to lift a solid catch out of the water.
That strength comes with minimal weight. Because the entire net weighs only 1.35 kg, you can swing it under a fish with one hand while holding the rod with the other. Additionally, aluminum resists corrosion, which matters for equipment that is frequently submerged in water, including saltwater. Without rusting or weakening over a season, the pole is designed to withstand frequent use on the water and maintain its strength and shape trip after trip.
Soft Silicone Mesh That's Gentle on Fish and Quick to Dry
The mesh is easy on the fish and made of clear, soft silicone. The net you use is important when practicing catch and release. A fish's chances after release can be harmed by rough or knotted netting that scrapes its fins and slime coat. This soft silicone gently cradles the fish, allowing you to land, unhook, and release it in better condition. That is the proper method for netting a fish that you intend to release.
You can also benefit from the silicone in practical ways. Because it doesn't absorb water, it dries quickly instead of staying damp in your gear bag. Because it dries quickly, it is easier to clean and doesn't retain a fishy odor like fabric netting does. After rinsing and drying, it stays odor-resistant and ready for the next time. The silicone mesh is low-maintenance for you and gentle on the fish.
Built-In Scale and Non-Slip PE Handle for Quick Measuring
You can measure your catch as soon as you net it because the pole has an integrated length scale printed directly on it. While the fish flops around, there's no need to search for another tape measure. You can quickly and easily measure the fish by laying it along the rod and reading the scale. That on-the-spot measuring is actually helpful for anyone who logs catches or fishes where size restrictions apply.
For a secure and comfortable grip, the handle is covered in non-slip PE. When attempting to swing a net beneath a fish, wet hands and a smooth handle are not a good combination. To prevent the net from slipping at the worst time, the PE grip provides a secure hold even when your hands are wet. With a non-slip handle for control and an integrated scale for measurement, the pole helps you land fish safely and quickly.
Packs to 840 mm with a Storage Bag Included
The foldable landing net is only 840 by 250 by 50 mm when folded down, making it compact enough to fit in a tackle bag, a car trunk, or a kayak hatch without taking up much room. You don't have space on a small boat for a rigid full-size net. This one travels with you without blocking your other gear because it folds flat and tucks away.
A storage bag is included to protect the folded net and keep it together between trips. Instead of catching on everything in your kit, toss the folded net inside the bag to keep it contained. The net is in its bag, the bag is in your pack, and you're out the door, making it simple to grab and go. This net's small fold and included bag make it easy to carry for anyone with limited space, whether they're carrying gear on foot or in a kayak or small boat.
Foldable Landing Net for Kayak, Boat, and Bank Fishing
This foldable landing net is useful for many types of fishing. Use it while standing on the bank or shore, off a boat, or from a kayak. The wide mesh head allows you to net a fish cleanly instead of chasing it with a small hoop, and the long 76-inch reach covers the distance you need from a high deck or a steep bank. Most of the scenarios you'll encounter on the water are covered by a single net.
It's worth packing because of its versatility. You are purchasing a net that can be used for shore days, boat trips, and kayak trips, not just one type of fishing. Whether you planned a serious session or just picked up your rod on a whim, it's always there because it folds up small enough to carry. Wherever the fish are biting, the net extends, scoops, and folds back down on a kayak, boat, or bank.

