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Location: Rochester, New York | I got the Frabill weighted power catch with a 60 inch depth and am wondering if that or the big kahuna is better because the big kahuna has a larger hoop while the power catch is deeper |
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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | Question: do you fish alone? Just asking because I'm a pretty strong (versus say....my wife or nieces) and muscling a big fish into my power catch ain't easy. Imagining one handing a big kahuna sounds a little beyond worth sacrificing a big fish for a little bit of size on the net. |
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Location: Elk River, Minnesota | Slamr - 5/20/2020 7:32 PM
Question: do you fish alone? Just asking because I'm a pretty strong (versus say....my wife or nieces) and muscling a big fish into my power catch ain't easy. Imagining one handing a big kahuna sounds a little beyond worth sacrificing a big fish for a little bit of size on the net.
This is why I sold my frabil power catch last september when I found out I could get back to a beckman. Even the powercatch is tough to handle...especially when you have to move it in the wind or current.
Don't get me wrong, I loved the sturdiness of the net, but it was just too cumbersome to handle alone and my wife really struggled to work with it as well.
In your case, I wouldn't go any larger than the power catch...
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Location: Chisholm, MN | It would be nice to have both. But I’ve got some pretty big fish in a power catch with no issues. |
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Location: Rochester, New York | Ok thank you i got a used power net for $94 I was just wondering if i should trade with someone for a kahuna. |
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Location: Elk River, Minnesota | That power net, given it is the heavier netting is a great net...its just heavy. It'll easily fit 50" and larger fish.
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Location: Rochester, New York | Just seeing if a bigger hoop size or its depth being deeper is better in case you guys are wondering its the 8840 that has the 60 inch depth option |
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Location: Rochester, New York | Is the 8440 fish friendly like the 8425 and 8450 |
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