Need a Net holder...

[butternut-tyer]

Hello everyone,
I am in need of a net holder / carrier.
What I have is a Leonard landing net with no attachment to hang off my vest. I do not want to drill an eyelet into the handle, or any other type of attachment.
It seems like I have seen loops or something made for this, but I cn't seem to remember anything these days.
Can any of you be of help?
Thanks,
Gordie (butternut-tyer)

[fishdog54]

Hows about this one?

http://www.4seasonsfly.com/52498/pro...t-Release.html

Best regards, Dave S.

[butternut-tyer]

Thanks Dave S. ......that could work, I just need to use a leather loop on the net and attach it to the split ring.

[Kaboom1]

Thanks Dave S. ......that could work, I just need to use a leather loop on the net and attach it to the split ring.

Or use a black zip tie...

Brad

[cuttslam]

If the magnet setup appeals to you, Hook and Hackle sells one that comes with a small nylon strap for attaching to the bow of your net.


http://store.hookhack.com/Magnetic-N...tinfo/MAGNETR/

[maodiver]

Or use a black zip tie...

Brad

I have done this, and find that zip ties suck at holding up to the sun and outdoors.

[Kaboom1]

I have done this, and find that zip ties suck at holding up to the sun and outdoors.

I have used the same one for 3 years now...not bad for something that costs .02 cents a piece...

Brad

[jszymczyk]

I have done this, and find that zip ties suck at holding up to the sun and outdoors.

cheap chinese crap zip ties degrade quickly. US Made 3M UV Resistant (black) zip ties last for years outdoors. I deal with this at work all the time.

[tedshuck]

Thanks Dave S. ......that could work, I just need to use a leather loop on the net and attach it to the split ring.

I have one of these and it works great on the rare occasion that I fish anywhere that the fish are large enough to require a net. I just used some fly line backing to attach mine to the bow of my net.

Ted

[butternut-tyer]

Thanks everybody...I will order one online. I don't usually use a net, I fish small streams for brookies. I bought this net last year at Anglers Summerfest at the Catskill Flyfishing Museum. I was told it was made by a guy named Tom Watson with Rod Kusse's guidance and of H. Leonard design. Not sure how true this is, but it's a well made net with a hand tied bag.

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