Landing nets

[Sea Dangles]

Obviously two guys who don't fish for fluke replied.
The rubber netting type are easier for hooks.
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[Piscator]

Originally Posted by Sea Dangles

Obviously two guys who don't fish for fluke replied.
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Ha ha, yes....I was speaking bass only...Fluke, Bluefish, etc...no thumbs or fingers used...I have enough trouble counting to ten with what I have.
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[Raider Ronnie]

Rubber netting definitely

[bloocrab]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe what's meant about the net and fluke, is that it's VERY easy to lose a fluke when lifting it out of the water.
They are one of the best hook-spitters around.

Just my 02cent

[Rmarsh]

Originally Posted by bloocrab

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe what's meant about the net and fluke, is that it's VERY easy to lose a fluke when lifting it out of the water.
They are one of the best hook-spitters around.

Just my 02cent

Thanks Gilly....answers the question I was trying to ask.
I had an albie shake loose just as I was lifting it into the boat last week....started me thinking that I need a net. And the ones I did get into the boat went spastic... thought the net would keep them under control a little.