When the water is the right temp, I found a magic rock that allows me to find and land good sized smallies.  Now I want a net that can reach down the breakwall and pack up for a train ride to open up more locations, this sounds very Japanese to me.  I found these two that look the part, but wondering if I missed where to look.

 

scott

 

 

 

 

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I use the Jackson Super Trickster Telescoping Landing Net from shore. It’s a JDM net. Model STN-180.   Closed shaft length is 11.9”. Extended shaft length is 5.9 feet. Only weighs 7.6 oz. 

Thanks.  @TLHSS Is that the screw in hoop style or the swing head style?  I found an ebay option or two, but their literature is lacking.

 

scott

The one I have is a screw-in hoop. I purchased mine from Bait Finesse Empire.  

Kastking has the Brutus foldable and extenable net with boat hook. Use my code for 10% off GEKBA10

@ike8120 I ended up with this one, 61" extended and 17" folded up.  Not exactly the specs I was looking for, but it was very close and very affordable.  Got a chance to put it to work too.  Appreciate the tip!

 

 

@TLHSS  all things considered, I ended up going for a cheaper option.  We'll see if I end up paying twice.  Thanks for the suggestion and it's filed away if I need to come back around for the quality.

 

scott