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Keep coarse fish in the water with easier handling
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| Name | Cresta Soft Carp Keepnet Margin 360° Block 3.0M - Setzkescher |
| EAN | 8716851412429 |
| MPN | 119643 |
| Brand | Cresta |
| Tool Type | Keepnet |
| Material | 100% polyethylene netting |
| Length | 300cm |
| Water Type | Freshwater, lakes and rivers |
| Keepnet Shape | Square |
| Block rotation | 360 ° |
| Lifting handles | 2 |
It is intended for retaining carp, tench, bream and roach during freshwater feeder and pole fishing on lakes and rivers. Its 3 m length and large rings suit handling larger coarse fish at the bank.
The block rotates through 360° and has horizontal and vertical screw connections for positioning at a seatbox. The additional vertical connection allows bankstick or toolbar mounting, so you can align the net to your bankside setup.
The sturdy square rings provide a stable base on the bottom, with the option to attach a weight or rope if needed. Two lifting handles inside the net help you raise and remove it in a controlled way when returning fish to the water.
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This 3 m keepnet holds coarse fish in the water during freshwater feeder and pole fishing on lakes and rivers. Intended for carp, tench, bream and roach, it has a 360° rotating connection block that lets you align the net to your fishing position.
Horizontal and vertical screw connections allow flexible positioning at a seatbox. The additional vertical connection supports mounting on a bankstick or toolbar, keeping the net secured beside your fishing position.
Large, sturdy square rings make it easier to put larger fish into the net. Their shape provides a stable base on the bottom, and a weight or rope can be attached when needed. The netting is made from 100% polyethylene.
Two lifting handles inside the net help you raise and remove it in a controlled way when returning the fish to the water.
