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It takes up little surface space so less chance of snagging on the sides.
There are various types of keepnets for different fishing techniques. Check out our advice on choosing the best one for you.
Your choice of keepnet should be based on its shape, length and buoyancy.
It takes up little surface space so less chance of snagging on the sides.
It remains more stable in the current or on dykes (when used in canals or rivers).
Choose the length of the keepnet (1.2 m to 4 m) based on the height of the bank. A 2.5 m long keepnet allows you to deal with most situations.
Floating keepnets are ideal for fishing from a boat or Float-tube as well as for speed and "roaming" fishing. They allow you to keep your catch close to hand as it drifts behind your boat.