Wher do you

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Originally Posted by bfish

I am a listening, as I am in the market for a new dipper. My problem is not crappie but dang catfish (5-25 lb) as they tend to thrash about. Also the occasionally largemouth and striped bass.

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I've caught all these species including walleye ( and BIG ones too) with Both nets. I do use the bigger diameter, deeper hooped rubber net from EGO when I pull cranks for walleye tho. The crappie size rubber net is not deep enough.

Ego, I got it at gander mountain in Little Rock last year. As what some of the others said about buffet fish getting out, I have never had that problem. Never catch any. :D

7.99 wally world rubber net + 15 buck Lowe's painter's extension= GomernetAttachment 148190

Cabela 6' rubber net 18" hole 12" deep. Rubber is the only way to go no more hook tangles. Now if your looking for big catfish dippers then pillows in Paragould Ar has some beast you can land a 150 pounder in that thing.

Frabil with extendable long arm paint handle. Like the Frabil very light alum net

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Originally Posted by Rees Guide

No where near!!!!:Rofl::Rofl:Rofl

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If I hadda practiced what I preach about the spray foam, I woulda been fine. hehehe

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Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine

If I hadda practiced what I preach about the spray foam, I woulda been fine. hehehe

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Put it in mine before I ever carried it to the lake.:biggrin

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Originally Posted by Rees Guide

Put it in mine before I ever carried it to the lake.:biggrin

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how do you know how much to put in? [1 can, half can]

I didn't put a half I don't think. I also took the inside section out and removed the clips that lock it. Put the foam in and then clean out where the clip goes and reinstall.

thanks