Rubber Coated Feeder Landing Net 4m Square Mesh with Case & Bank Stick

Rubber Coated Feeder Landing Net 4m is a square-mesh landing net designed for feeder and coarse fishing, supplied with a carry case and a ground spike for securing it into the bank. The rubberised mesh is the standout feature: it dries quickly and does not retain the unpleasant odour that often lingers in traditional nylon nets after a fish has been removed.

The square mesh construction offers a practical advantage in moving water. Because the mesh is not diamond-shaped, the current does not twist or roll the net, so it stays stable and tangle-free even in a steady flow. This makes it a sensible choice for rivers and venues where the flow would otherwise distort a conventional net.

At four metres in length, the net gives you plenty of reach and keeps your catch in the water while you prepare your unhooking mat, camera or scales. Fish remain lively and in good condition for longer, which is important if you practise catch and release or want to photograph your catch before returning it.

The net is fitted with a threaded spike that can be screwed into a range of bank stick holders and supports. The tilt angle can be adjusted and locked, so you can set the net at a comfortable working height and angle for your swim. The frame tubes are made from aluminium, keeping the net light enough to carry while remaining rigid in use.

A dedicated carry case is included, making transport and storage straightforward between sessions. The compact packed size means the net fits easily into a rod bag or quiver alongside your other feeder tackle.

Technical Specifications:

Brand – GUM400
Product Type – Rubber Coated Landing Net
Model – Feeder 4m
Mesh Type – Square Rubberised Mesh
Frame Material – Aluminium
Length – 4 m
Net Dimensions – 40 x 50 cm
Mesh Hole Diameter – 1 cm
Mounting – Threaded Spike for Bank Stick Holders
Angle Adjustment – Adjustable and Lockable
Included Accessories – Carry Case
Key Features – Quick Drying, Odour Resistant, Twist Resistant in Current
Fishing Techniques – Feeder Fishing, Coarse Fishing
Suitable Waters – Rivers, Stillwaters, Commercial Fisheries