The Measure Net
This Christmas I really only wanted one thing. Now there were many things I needed like shocks and or other items but I was seriously wanting only one thing “The Measure Net”. I have seen this net in action many times and ever since then I have wanted one. Here are the reasons I like this net. It is light weight, it has a awesome telescope feature that can makes it about 12 inches longer, it has a built in tape measure and it has a large opening to scoop up all the hogs that I land.
I would definitely recommend The Measure Net to anyone.
They have a few different types of nets, watch the video and check them out.
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I have 2 of these, the smaller one for streams, and the larger one for my pontoon boat. Great nets and relatively inexpensive.
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Big Hoss Reply:
January 5th, 2010 at 4:39 pm
that is true that the nets really are not that much. I think i will get one of the smaller ones as well.
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So does it come in fishermens inches or normal inches? Cause for some reason a 20 inch fish measures out to be 25 inches some how???
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Big Hoss Reply:
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it isn’t the measurements it is the fisherman remembering wrong.
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