PLUSINNO Floating Fishing Net for Steelhead, Salmon, Fly, Kayak, Catfish, Bass, Trout Fishing, Rubber Coated Landing Net for Easy Catch & Release, Compact & Foldable for Easy Transportation & Storage

I recently purchased the PLUSINNO Floating Fishing Net, and after several outings, I can confidently say this is an essential piece of gear for any angler. Whether you’re catching fish from a boat, pier, or from the shore, this net has proven to be reliable, well-designed, and incredibly useful. Here’s my review based on my experience:Design and Build Quality:The PLUSINNO Floating Fishing Net has an excellent design that prioritizes both functionality and durability. The frame is made from high-quality, lightweight aluminum, which is both strong and resistant to corrosion. The net itself is constructed from a soft, rubberized material that minimizes damage to fish scales and reduces tangling. The net is also large enough to handle a wide variety of fish sizes, making it versatile for different types of fishing.The floating feature is a standout. The net floats on the water, which is incredibly helpful when you’re fishing in deep water or need to quickly retrieve the net after use. I’ve dropped it into the water a couple of times, and the fact that it floats ensures I don’t lose it, even in more turbulent conditions.Ease of Use:The PLUSINNO Floating Fishing Net is very easy to handle. The handle is ergonomically designed, making it comfortable to grip even during extended use. It has a decent length, allowing me to reach fish that are further out without straining. The handle also has a convenient loop for easy hanging when not in use, which is a thoughtful touch.The net itself is deep enough to comfortably hold larger fish, yet it’s lightweight enough that I can maneuver it easily. It folds down for compact storage, which is great for when I’m on the move or have limited space in my boat or tackle box.Performance:When it comes to performance, this net does not disappoint. The mesh is fine enough to securely hold fish, but still large enough to allow for quick water drainage. I’ve used it for a variety of fish, from bass to trout, and it works perfectly in securing the fish without causing unnecessary stress or harm to them. The rubberized net material prevents hooks from getting snagged, making catch-and-release easier and safer.Portability and Storage:This fishing net is incredibly portable. When folded, it takes up very little space in my gear bag, and its lightweight design doesn’t add much bulk. It’s easy to carry around, and I’ve had no issues with it fitting in my tackle box or boat compartments.Value for Money:Considering the quality, design, and functionality of the PLUSINNO Floating Fishing Net, it offers excellent value for the price. It’s a well-built, reliable net that performs as advertised, and I believe it will last for many seasons with proper care.Final Thoughts:Overall, I’m extremely satisfied with the PLUSINNO Floating Fishing Net. It’s a versatile, high-quality net that makes landing fish safer and more efficient. The floating feature, combined with the durable frame and rubberized netting, makes it an ideal choice for anglers who want a reliable tool for catch-and-release fishing.Would I buy it again? Definitely! It’s an essential part of my fishing gear, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a practical and durable fishing net.Final Verdict: A must-have for any angler! The PLUSINNO Floating Fishing Net is well-made, easy to use, and delivers on its promises. I’m very happy with this purchase!

love this net works great and the floating ability is perfect for kayak fishing. the quality is good will always come back for another if needed

The folding make storage easy, but also provides a fragile point in it.

Really can’t beat it for the price. Easy to fold and sturdy with a lot of depth in the net.

Amazing net, handles large fish well and keeps trebels tangle free.

I couldn't believe how large of a net I was able to clip on my belt & have it ride so comfortably it might as well have been a minnow net I was carrinying because it's design had it so sleek, compact, & ergonomic that I nearly forgot that it as there until I reeled in a 27" walleye & for a moment was trying to figure out anyway to grab it, I was thinking behind the gills. In what must have only been seconds but seemed like an eternity I turned to start for the boat on a sandbar thinking if this fish just cooperates another 40 yards & I can reach in over the side to grab our large Plusinno floating net & land this delicious giant. My subconscious must have realized because I couldn't even get both legs to cooperate on the 1st steps towards the boat & I stumbled over my own feet almost falling to 1 knee & when I all but knelt on the rocky bottom & felt the chilly spring fed water take my breath as it covered my chest I felt something else at the same time, the tugging on my belt from my new somewhat smaller, wading size Plussino floating fishing net. How had I forgotten this brand new tool, I hadn't suffeed the panic of a trophy fever that bad in as long as I could remember. With 1 swift ambidextrous motion I pulled that net off my waste with 1 hand & stretched my other arm with the rod in up & backwards pulling that trophy in close enough that I barely had the net loose from my belt & I had my day's trophy in it before the net even broke the surface of the water. I didn't even dare stop to catch my breath at this point, I was headed for shore, getting out kof this abdomen deep water before something bad happened that would ruin this storybook catch. I have no idea at what point or how it happened but when I was able untangle my fish & pull it from the net I was shocked to find that my lure was no longer in this beast's mouth, but my lure in fact was not even in the net. It was floating at the red of my line about 20 ft behind me. 😬😬 Speaking of storybook fishing stories, I didn't even get a single picture of that fish before I let her go because my phone was in my chest pocket when I took the knee that floated my newest net. If I had made any of those moves differently or had I not had the net clipped to my belt I am quite sure I would not have landed that once in a lifetime fish.Thank You Again Plusinno!!Edit..... Here is a picture with both of my Plusinno floating nets. Probably my favorite feature on them both is the excellent rubber like coating on every last thread & square which my hooks as well a fish spiny fins from getting caught in the net.

The net works well to land fish. As a bank fisherman, I used to keep it hooked over my belt in the small of my back and easily remove it, expand/open it and land my fish. Super easy and convenient! This is especially important for me as an ultra lite / super ultra lite fisherman. I use some Japanese rods and you absolutely MUST be very careful with the rod tips, or they will break.Unfortunately, the clip isn't very durable, and finally just broke. Now I'm in a bit of a bind as the net drags the ground (I'm short!!!) if I use the loop on the handle with a carabiner. It's also a lot harder to remove that way, and when you're playing a fish, that's a problem! The hook was great... until it broke. By the way.. I don't feel as though I was too hard on it. Over the past couple of months I did notice that it seemed to be "wearing out" so to speak. Not sure how to explain it. The space between it and the handle was widening where it used to be pretty tight to the handle.I wish they would make the clip better. Maybe some type of metal instead of plastic!

Perfect for the kayak. Works very well