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  1. 02-08-2011, 10:28 AM #1
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    Several month back, Maachu was asking about the best net for crappie fishing. I talked to the folks at Dot-line about the nets that CrappieMasters was pushing. They informed me that they still make that net. The handle will extend out to 12' and the net is rubberized. This is the best net for one man or spider figging I have found. I don't know the cost but you can look at it at www.driftermarine.com.
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    I think this is the link you meant to post.

    The Crappie Masters Net - Landing Nets

    $51.60 direct from them.

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    Yea, I just looked it up and the # is 753-12/B. It cost $51.60 plus $19.00 shipping for a total of $70.60. Well worth the small investment.
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    Thumbs up I Use This One

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    I also use the EGO Reach Rubber Net....It is the official net of Crappie USA. Available from the manufacturer Adventure products......https://www.adventureproducts.com/eg...ets/reach-nets
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    I have one of those and the handle when extended is a little to limber for me. That's why I use the Dot-line. You pay for what you get.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crappiholic View Post
    I have one of those and the handle when extended is a little to limber for me. That's why I use the Dot-line. You pay for what you get.
    Different strokes for differen't folks my friend. I like them because they are so much lighter and easier for me to handle. If I ever wear it out I will get another one just like it.
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    X3 on the EGO Reach. I can use it with one hand while holding my pole with the other.
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    I saw Feelay's new net Sunday and really liked it.
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    What are these nets you people keep talking about and what are they used for? Seems like such a waste to carry something like that in the boat eating up valuable electronics mounting space.

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