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In need of a new landing net handle. Looking to spend around £20. Telescopic preferable.
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Not really looked myself but whichever you get make sure it has a metal bush / thread bit.
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I use one of the cheap £10 aluminum handles extendes to aroun 10 feet. If you need longer (why?) then you will have to go for a carbon model.
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I had a cheap one (£9.99) before Bryan and it was utter crap. They tried to stick the metal thread bit to the fibre-glass with what seemed no more than Pritt-Stick!
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Mine is all metal threaded section riveted in.
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sounds good bryan. any recommendations?
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i know this isnt helping but go upper rather than lower as i spent £15 and when someone was lifting a 14lb pike out holding the handle 2 foot from the net it bent very nicely!
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They don't have a name on them mate. I will try and find wer they come from next time i am in the shop.
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Svendsen Sports do one for a tenner and it is aluminium all the way through. Might be worth a look, i'll let you know.
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Its no doubt the same. Mine came with either a locking nut that tightens down on the centre pole or a twist locking mecanism.

For the price you can't go wrong.
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I have one that came from J&K tackle in Bicester. Very strong, but fairly thick and teh lock is a simple clamp. Easy to deal with when it's cold.

I believe Drennan do a much thinner one, but since they don't have a website can't point it to you.
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Jonny, do you want the handle for carp or silvers matey?
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erm, fishing rivers for chub, bream, roach and the like.

I've spotted the shimano catana at £20. Looks pretty good! Though i might wait until GO Fishing and wangle out a bargain.

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