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Topic: 2 nets for $40  (Read 3328 times)

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polyangler

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1 rubber Frabil with a telescoping handle, and an old rope net. The Frabil is just big enough to use as a salmon net, but really shines for C&R trout and bass. I've landed lots of salmon in it ranging from mid teen low 20 kings and chum, down to resi coho both from the yaks and wading in the river. The old rope net is great for ocean bottom fishing. It's light and if you break or loose it you won't be upset. I just bought a really big net to accommodate hitch hiker lings since we cant gaf in WA. I've got too many now and these two need to go. 

The Hawg Trough is just for a size reference.
[img width=100 height=100]http://i785.photobucket.com/albums/yy131/saltyplastic/NEMrod


polyangler

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[img width=100 height=100]http://i785.photobucket.com/albums/yy131/saltyplastic/NEMrod