Fishpond Nomad Yampa Hand Net
Fishpond Nomad Yampa Hand Net
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Designed for anglers who value versatility and performance in a compact platform. With a slender handle for effortless maneuverability, and crafted from carbon fiber and fiberglass for lightweight durability and buoyancy, it's an ideal choice for walk-wade applications. This net seamlessly integrates into any pack or bag slot, and features a compact hoop shape that minimizes snags on trees and bushes. Waterproof, buoyant, and equipped with ruler markings for quick measurements, the Nomad Yampa Net ensures you're prepared for any fishing environment. From your local ponds to expansive saltwater flats, it delivers reliable functionality and uncompromising quality.
- 18.2” x 11.2” head
Bag Depth: 12”
Dimensions: 27.5” x 12” x .75”
Weight: .9 lb with rubber net
9” handle
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