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Location: Mound, MN | I know this question has been asked before--if a consensus has been reached and someone can point me in that direction I'd appreciate it.
I've finally had enough of the small-mesh netting on the TS116Y. I appreciate the light weight of the net and how easy it is to fold up, but if a fish starts spinning in the net you end up with a huge mess.
I occasionally fish alone so I'd still like to be able to maneuver the net with one hand. I also do one fly-in trip a year (the reason why I bought the collapsible net in the first place) but I can always put the old net on if I absolutely have to fold the net up for that trip.
The hoop dimensions are 36" x 38" (net depth is 48", which seems sufficient). I'd like a net with coated, large-mesh netting that's still reasonably light. What are people using as a replacement bag for this net? Any suggestions? |
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Location: Mt. Zion, IL | 4666 frabill net bag is what you want. |
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| Anyone have any luck tracking down a 4666 lately?
Thought about trying the drifter XXL bag since I can't find the 4666 anywhere. |
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Location: Mt. Zion, IL | Call thorne brothers. Their website said they were out, but I got a spare bag in April from them. They had 10 or so... |
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Location: Uxbridge Ontario | Is the Stowmaster TS116Y the net used on the Musky hunter show? I noticed the bag is very heavy like the powercatch or something like that. I take it they have put a new bag on it. Anyone know what it is?
I really dislike the fin saver bags with all the rips and hook tangles it generated. |
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