Fishpond Nomad Native Net
Fishpond Nomad Native Net
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- Carbon Fiber & Fiberglass composite
- Waterproof/weatherproof, UV protected, & buoyant
- 25.5” Length
- Weight with rubber bag - 287g or .63lbs
- 8.5”W x 17”L Head
- Clear rubber net
- RiverKoat finish (Rubberized paint for the greatest grip when wet)
- Tinted Carbon weave

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