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Retaining coarse fish at deeper swims
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| Name | 3.5M Quick Dry Keepnet |
| EAN | 5055977475578 |
| MPN | P0140022 |
| Brand | Preston |
| Tool Type | Keepnet |
| Material | Nylon, rubber |
| Length | 350cm |
| Positioning system | FIX ANGLE |
Choose the length your fishing position needs. The 2.5 m net is the shorter option, while the 3.5 m net adds one metre for larger, deeper swims where extra reach is needed. Both have the same positioning, emptying and ring-protection features.
It is intended for retaining coarse fish during feeder and pole fishing, particularly at larger, deeper venues. It holds caught fish in the water rather than serving as a landing net.
Both versions have FIX ANGLE for secure positioning and pull-through rings to help with emptying. Rubber protection blocks on every ring provide abrasion protection where the rings make contact during use.
The 2.5 m net has 100% polyester logo ribbon and mesh, while the 3.5 m model is listed with 100% nylon material. Both use durable, quick-drying material, helping with drying before storage after a session.
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The Preston Quick Dry Keepnet is a fish-retention net for feeder and pole fishing at larger, deeper venues where extra length is needed. Its durable, quick-drying material helps the net dry after a session before being packed away.
FIX ANGLE provides secure positioning, while pull-through rings help with emptying the net. Rubber protection blocks on every ring reduce abrasion at the contact points, protecting the rings during bankside use. Both lengths share these features.
The 2.5 m version is the shorter option and measures 50 cm wide by 40 cm high. Its logo ribbon and mesh are 100% polyester, and the open weave supports quick drying. The 3.5 m version has strong rings, gives an extra metre of length for swims needing greater reach and is listed with 100% nylon material. Choose according to the length needed at your fishing position, rather than treating the longer net as a stated increase in load capacity.
