Traditional net

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Bobthefloat
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Greetings all I've recently off loaded all my modern equipment and brought myself some lovely split cane rods hand made floats and rod rests. Now I'd really like a landing net to compliment it all. My budget is £200-300 I do like the Norman agguters walker replica but it's 36" and i was wondering if anyone made a 42" cane net that was within my budget?. Any advice would be much appreciated.

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Scott
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Dave Austin makes split cane nets, not sure how you'd get in touch with him though, somebody on here might be able to help. I got one off ebay for £125 I think...

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:Hat: i am in contact with him about a net for myself pm me if you would like his email address

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Thanks guys for quick reply

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I may have a split cane net arms for sale made by Dave Austin....I'll measure them tomorrow
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there's a couple on ebay at the moment and not attracting too much attention.
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Out of curiosity, did you manage to find a good net to fulfil requirements? I am looking at some options of a new net for myself, and just doing some research currently. Thanks.

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Regular_Caster wrote:Out of curiosity, did you manage to find a good net to fulfil requirements? I am looking at some options of a new net for myself, and just doing some research currently. Thanks.
I recently brought a beautiful splitcane net from Mr Dave Austin but it was with 30"arms.

The trouble is with a 42"cane net and 7ft handle which was what I wanted is the weight of it I'm still in 2 minds whether to just use my modern light weight 42"net with 8ft pole for the larger specimens
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Sounds like an excellent purchase, well done. :) I will take a look now. I am sure I shall be envious, in a good way. Thanks for replying.

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Pm sent sir

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