I would go with one of the "ghost" series nets from Brodin. Really nice nets. The good thing (and maybe bad) about the net is it does not collapse that easy in current so you have a good shot and landing your fish. I cannot tell you how many times the last couple seasons I have had fish unhook themselves while in the net. Flies don't get stuck in it that easy. Here's my gallatin model in action.
I have a guide net made out some crazy stretchy rubber. Looks almost flat but it gets big with a little weight in it...I love it....Hooks dont get snagged in it at all...
The net I use now is very light cloth type that gets hooks stuck every frickin time I release a fish. CJ, I like that "ghost" net, gonna check those out. Thanks guys.
I have a guide net made out some crazy stretchy rubber. Looks almost flat but it gets big with a little weight in it...I love it....Hooks dont get snagged in it at all...
mx that net sounds like the shi$ are they available anywhere or is a custom deal??
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