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Brodin Nets |
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Brodin offers four different series of Brodin landing nets, plus their new Trout Bum Series. Whether you view a landing net as just another tool or a piece of equipment of which to be proud, thy offer a complete line of nets to meet your needs.
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Ghost nets, available in 13 styles, are the newest and most popular Brodin series. The state of the art net bag is molded from pvc, weighs a mere 4 ounces and is clear in color so it will disappear in the water - no spooking the fish! The frame is constructed of plantation grown Teak with a 4 ply bow and extra re-inforcing at the yoke. And of course you have the benefit of a "rubber" bag so your flies won't tangle.
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Pro Series - Thirteen different styles, with three choices of wood for the handle. These nets have a four ply bow which makes them especially strong (five for the larger nets) and a sculpted handle to reduce weight. Each net is laser engraved with our logo and a fishing image. The same industrial grade polyurethane used on all Brodin nets is rubbed to a silky smooth finish. You will not find a more handsome or durable net on the market. Soft nymon net bag and a netclip complete the package. |
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Streambase - These are Brodin’s most economical nets. They have a three ply bow with a teak handle. These nets have the same clip, swivel and net bag as our other nets. They also have the same durable polyurethane finish as Brodin’s other grades, but not as many coats. These are good functional nets for the casual user. |
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Guide - nets include 3 long-handled guide models, and 8 styles of Float Tube nets. They include some from the Pro, Streambase, and Ghost series, but of course feature the durable polyurethane finish as Brodin’s nets do. |
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Trout Bum nets feature lightweight thermoplastic ghost net bags. The are the only non-wood handled nets Brodin offers. The San Juan has a built in scale; the Umpqua has a cork handle; and the Patagonia has a telescoping handle that can be removed from the basket for storage.
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