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For many anglers, the best fly fishing net has a wide hoop that’s easy to slide under a fish and a bag deep enough to hold it securely while you unhook and release.
Our nets are built to land fish efficiently, handle them gently, and hold up over time. They have practical features like durable materials, fish-friendly bags, and shapes that make landing easier when you’re in the wet, on the shore, or on the boat.
Carry your fly fishing net attached to your back or pack with a magnetic release, retractable leash, or holster. These setups keep the net secure and out of the way, while still making it easy to grab when it’s time to land a fish.
Rubber or other knotless, fish-friendly net bags are widely considered a better choice for trout than knotted mesh. They’re easier on the fish because they’re less likely to remove slime or damage fins, and they tend to resist snags from hooks.
A good trout net should be deep enough to hold fish securely without being too bulky. If you’re wading or targeting small to medium trout, a net with a depth between 13 and 20 inches should do the trick. For boat fishing or targeting large trout, choose something 20+ inches.
The best net bag material is durable, fish-friendly, and resistant to hooks tangling in the mesh. Many anglers prefer knotless rubber or coated materials because they protect the fish, are durable, and are easy to remove a hook from if one gets caught.
Fly fishing nets help you land fish quickly, handle them gently, and have better control when it comes to the catch-and-release process. For wading, a compact net stays out of the way until you need it. On a boat, a longer handle makes the reach easier. Add a magnetic holder and the net rides securely in easy reach, ready with one hand when the moment comes. Our nets come in a range of shapes and materials, offering options so you can choose the right one for the way you fish.