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10:08 am
October 1, 2008
After 7 years, my beckman muskie net is looking real tired. I've repaired a few holes with twist ties and electrical tape :/ the handles bent, the grips gone, etc... so I'm looking for a good coated or fin saver muskie net. Like many of us, I fish alone 80% of the time, so a "light", good long net that allows me to net fish with one hand is important to me. Any one else need a net and is there a chance we can put a club order together and maybe get a discount?
10:49 am
November 24, 2014
11:57 am
October 1, 2008
JustinB said
Check out the drifter predator series light. I got one and love it. It's light enough to use solo and has withstood some pretty aggressive fish so far. Side note: the bag that comes with the net isn't the greatest, I recommend upgrading to the predator xl bag.
Thanks Justin. I really appreciate the recommendation and the insights on the bag. If we can't get a club order in that sounds like they type of net I need.
4:59 pm
November 24, 2014
5:16 pm
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March 5, 2007
7:12 pm
November 24, 2014
That is a great point Silvia that I forgot to mention, but you are 100% correct that the customer service at drifter it very poor. Now that I think about I waited almost 2 months to get my net because they needed to "dip bags". After many unanswered emails and empty promises over the phone I was told the bags were finally being dipped and that I would be contacted the second it shipped out. Well I never did get contacted. Luckily getting a replacement bag wasn't nearly as difficult.
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