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Welcome to Angling Direct's Fishing Nets Category, where you can find a wide range of top-quality fishing nets from some of the leading brands in the fishing industry. Our range of fishing nets includes products from Daiwa, Matrix, Preston, and more, so you're sure to find exactly what you're looking for. When it comes to shelters, the bivvy is by far the most popular choice for many anglers. They are solid, comfortable and offer maximum protection against the elements when set up correctly. If you are on limited time, however, a more traditional fishing umbrella-style shelter may be preferable. Ribs: Long metal poles, generally with plastic fittings, that are used to brace a shelter and give it its structural strength and shape.

High-quality fabric: Selecting a brolly made from durable, high-quality fabric will ensure it can withstand the wear and tear of regular use. Overwrap: Sheet of waterproof fabric that is designed to be positioned over the shelter for extra protection and to stop condensation forming inside. Frequently asked questions Pegs: Robust metal spikes with heavy-duty moulded tops. Some pegs feature a spiral point for twisting the spike down into hard ground. The size of your fish net should correlate with the size of the fish you intend to catch. For smaller species, a net with a hoop width of 15-20 inches should suffice. For larger fish, consider nets with a hoop width of over 30 inches and a deeper bag to secure and support the fish adequately. What is a large fishing net called?Pole types: Consider different pole types such as spike or chair attachments, allowing for hands-free use and reduced footprint. Tilt: The option an umbrella may have where the umbrella can move at angles independent of the brolly spike. Frequently asked questions on fishing umbrellas? At Angling Direct, we understand the importance of fishing nets and that's why we've put together a comprehensive range of products that are designed to meet the needs of anglers of all levels. Whether you're looking for a landing net for freshwater fishing, or a specialised sea fishing net, we have something for everyone. Fishing nets are a vital piece of equipment for any angler, whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out. They're an essential tool for landing your catch safely and securely.

Brolly systems can vary, you can often just buy the shelter on its own and add items like fronts and mesh infills later, or they come as a complete system. It comes down to personal preference. Fishing brollies are not just good for keeping a drizzle of rain at bay. Out on the bank, a brolly can be anything from a broad, tilted, umbrella design that’s more about offering shade, and keeping your bait out of the worst of the weather than ensuring you don’t get wet if it starts pouring down, up to what is essentially a mini-bivvy, perfect if you half plan on staying out overnight, but definitely can’t make a proper weekend of it. The kind of fishing net you need depends on the type of fishing you plan to do. For catch and release, choose a rubberised net to protect the fish's scales and slime coat. If you're fishing for larger species, a deeper, more robust net is essential. For small to medium-sized fish, a standard landing net is usually sufficient. How big should a fish net be? You’ll also want to pay attention to the pole of the umbrella. Much like all things in angling, you want a pole which is both lightweight and durable. The weight of the pole is important as you don’t want your excuse for not bringing your brolly to be because it is too heavy. You’ll often find that your brolly pole is manufactured from either carbon, stainless steel, or aluminium. Carbon is the lightest of the three and stainless steel the most durable. Aluminium is a strong compromise between the two, offering the robustness of steel whilst maintaining the low weight of your umbrella. It is worth looking at the material that the arms (or spokes) of your brolly are manufactured from. Some manufacturers use fibreglass in their arm construction, to minimise the weight of the brolly, whereas others will rely on more traditional materials. Coarse Fishing Nets and Match Fishing Keepnets - Keepnets give you somewhere to keep your fish for the duration of your match. Usually square in shape and incredibly deep, keepnets can hold a large number of fish, ready for weighing at the end of your session to find out your total for the match. You can use keepnets outside of a match fishing scenario but you do need to be somewhat careful of the rules of the venue you’re fishing, as some waters ban the use of keepnets.If you like to cast from under your umbrella, it can pay to find one that has the spokes positioned out of the way and a more flat profile to prevent them getting in the way. Glossary In this net buying guide, we shall break down the types of fishing nets into disciplines of carp nets, coarse and match nets, and predator nets. When selecting a fishing landing net, consider the mesh type — soft meshes are gentle on the fish's scales, while rubber meshes prevent hooks from snagging. Carp Landing Net Features