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Can't get much more traditional than this.

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My split cane landing net handle is a tad restricted in reach at a meagre 51 inches, so when I saw this I simply HAD to pounce on it.

Described as a 'victorian' extending bamboo landing net handle with brass fittings ... it comes with a 'hoop' net head which I think is about 18in. at maximum diameter (perfect for my tiddler snatching !). The handle is apparently 46 inches closed, and 74 inches extended.

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That's lovely Sir :Hat:

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Very clever bit of design, I have shorter version myself that came with a combination rod.
Can't help feeling you might need to do something about that mesh :Chuckle:
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Harry H wrote:Can't help feeling you might need to do something about that mesh :Chuckle:
Only in the unlikely even that I catch something, Sir !!! :whistle:
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Looks great. :Thumb: More info and pics required when it arrives Mal.

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Wallys-Cast wrote:Looks great. :Thumb: More info and pics required when it arrives Mal. Wal.
By all means, Sir.
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What a great find,i have been trying to make a net head like that but after about 10 attempts i jave given up
I spend most of my life fishing the Rest i just waste

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Jacko79, ask Barney how it's done.

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Thanks Bleak,i shall send him a message,i have tried soaking cane for weeks and placing on a form but i always snap the cane :-/
I spend most of my life fishing the Rest i just waste

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Jacko79 wrote:Thanks Bleak,i shall send him a message,i have tried soaking cane for weeks and placing on a form but i always snap the cane :-/
Heats the answer, better still steam.
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