Stone Creek™ Wooden Landing Nets
The Stone Creek™ Wooden Landing Nets combine classic appearance, dependable performance, and exceptional value for anglers looking for a quality landing net at an affordable price. Crafted with lightweight wooden frames and durable mesh netting, these nets are comfortable to carry and easy to maneuver while landing fish.
Available in two popular styles, anglers can choose the traditional Teardrop design or the practical Catch & Release model. Both options provide reliable fish handling and are ideal for trout fishing in rivers, streams, and lakes.
With a 22-inch overall length, these nets offer a balanced combination of reach and portability, making them a great addition to any fly-fishing setup.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Style Options | Teardrop, Catch & Release |
| Overall Length | 22 inches |
| Frame Material | Wood |
| Netting Material | Durable mesh |
FAQ
What are the two available styles of the Wooden Landing Nets?
The two available styles are the traditional Teardrop design and the practical Catch & Release model.
What is the overall length of the net?
The overall length of the net is 22 inches.
Is the net suitable for trout fishing?
Yes, the nets are ideal for trout fishing in rivers, streams, and lakes.
Thomas Baker –
I’ve used this net for several trips to the local streams and it holds up well. The wooden frame feels solid and the mesh is strong enough to catch fish without damaging them. It’s lightweight and easy to carry in my pack. The Teardrop style looks great and matches my fishing gear nicely.
Tim Ogden –
The Catch & Release model is perfect for when I want to handle fish gently. The net doesn’t stretch or tear, and it’s easy to use even in tight spots. A little heavier than I expected, but still manageable. Good value for the price.
Audrey Robertson –
I bought this net for my son who just started fly fishing. He loves how it looks and how easy it is to use. The wooden frame gives it a classic feel, and the mesh is strong but not too tight. We’ve used it in several lakes and it’s held up well.