New Award Winning Frabill Floating Trout Net Family
The newly introduced Frabill Floating Trout Net family and its ability to safely catch and release with the net frame directly on the water surface, has won it the title of Best Fly Fishing Accessory at ICAST 2020.
Floating Trout Net Family
The design of the Floating Trout Nets benefits fishermen who like to wade, fly fish or use their favorite watercraft. Frabill’s floating trout nets make it easy to land and release your catch safely and quickly.
The floating hoop keeps the net frame on the water surface for easy fish handling and holds the tangle-free micromesh netting in place and aides in the capture and release of feisty trout. The fish should not get away, and neither should your net, which is why it sports a comfortable rubber handle and includes a lanyard with a carabiner.
With the safety of the fish in mind, Frabill uses a classic hoop design in a variety of sizes and flat bottom netting, which supports fish evenly and prevents damage. The gunmetal finished hoop will not spook fish as they come to the net and offers durability for long-lasting use.
The Floating Trout Net family uses tangle-free micromesh (TFMM) netting to ensure the fish scales are protected. Rubber grips are strategically placed on the handles for secure, non-slip holds. With a 7.5-inch handle, the Floating Trout Net is easy to strap to your fishing vest, pontoon boat, or kayak to have it ready when needed.
Key Features: Floating Trout Net
- Available in Tangle-Free Micro-Mesh
- Flat bottom nets to better protect the fish
- Designed to conserve fish through proper catch-and-release
- Includes a lanyard and carabiner
- Gunmetal finish hoop
Floating Trout Net Availability
- Floating Trout Net 11×15 7.5” TFMM 1”
- Floating Trout Net 9×20 7.5” TFMM 1”
- Floating Trout Net 13×18 7.5” TFMM 1”
- Floating Trout Net 17×22 7.5” TFMM 1”
- Floating Trout Net 19×25 TD TFMM 1”
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