Fishpond Nomad Boat Net
Fishpond Nomad Boat Net
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Nomad Nets are constructed with carbon fiber/fiberglass composite material. The result is a very lightweight and durable net. Nomad Nets are built for the conditions that prevail where great fishing exists; they are waterproof, UV protected, and float like a cork. All Nomad Nets come standard with a rubber bag.
The now legendary Nomad Net needed a bigger basket for the boaters. The Nomad Boat delivers it, as well as extra-long handle for extra-wily fish.
Noted Features:
- Waterproof, weatherproof, UV protected, and buoyant
- 55” Length
- Clear rubber net bag
- RiverKoat finish (Rubberized paint for the greatest grip when wet)
- Weight with rubber bag: 737g or 1.6lbs
- 16”W x 24.75”L Head
- Bag depth of 14"
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