Is 皮划艇钓鱼抄网与浮式活鱼篓 Worth Selling?

“I use a buffalo insulated cooler bag from Amazon. Was around $40ish. You don't want a net or stringer because there's always something that will grab your fish. Gators, otters, sharks, dolphins, turtles, etc.”

“My bet is a turtle(s). They'll destroy anything they can, and that looks in line with turtle bites”

“98% turtle. 2% otter. Otters raid our crappie baskets at the dock. Have to wire the bottom of basket shut if you leave it unattended.”

“About ten minutes later we suddenly see a big splash about thirty feet in front of her boat. I start yelling at her to pull up her stringer. Next thing you know the float is moving quickly away from her in the water and she pulled up a broken stringer.”

“As a beginner I got a cheap kastking folding but almost every time I bring a fish in I have to cut the hook out for fear the fish is going to die before I even get him out of the net!”

“Don't get a rubber coated net, just get a rubber net, rubber coating is nicer to the fish but it still has the same problems the others do with hooks.”

“So sick of lures getting triple snagged up in my rubber mesh net, makes it 10 times as hard to get it out of fishies mouth when it's also thru the net.”

“avoid the fabric "micro mesh" or whatever they call it because it is MISERABLE trying to remove a stuck hook from it.”

“Personally I do not like a folding net in a kayak. When you have a big fish on the line is NOT the time you want to be fumbling around retrieving a net from a rod holder behind you, unfolding it, and locking it open. IMO your net should be ready to go in a second's notice. My net folds but doesn't have a locking mechanism so I put a hose clamp on it to keep it "permanently" open”

“I take them apart, cut the shaft shorter by like 10", and stuff the ends of the 2 tubes with closed cell foam so it floats. I've even modded them to fold the hoop in half to pack in luggage.”

“I bought a rubber fly fishing net that works perfectly in a kayak. It's wood, so it floats and it has a long Bungie with a clip to attack to my pfd.”

“decide early on what side of the kayak you want to land the fish on, then keep your net on that side... once the fish is about 2 feet from the kayak, I switch the rod to my left hand, grab the net with my right hand, then lower the net INTO the water”

“Just in case anyone was considering these nets, the rubber is great in terms of preventing hooks from getting stuck but their warranty team told me today that some fish teeth slide through them "like butter" so it's not covered under their warranty.”

“We have had this with several of our EGO nets and have switched to the Frabill Trophy Haul nets. Super durable, excellent design, and a much nicer net. And I have never had a fish tear through the bottom of our Trophy Haul nets.”

“I have a 10 foot sot kayak and would love to fish but what are the basic materials and steps? Do I need a small ice chest/fish bag/ basket? Until paddle to shore? Stab it/hit it to kill it, at the kayak, if in bag/chest? What's the most basic simple process?”

“What do you guys who fish to eat run? I'm a crappie and bluegill guy”

“No matter what though, brain, bleed, and gut your fish as soon as you remove them from the water. this is what the best commercial fisherman do to get top meat quality.”

“Where i trout fish, a stringer is not allowed. You must use a creel or submersible fish basket.”

“Could you provide me with a list of supplies and hardware used? Specifically for the vittle's vault livewell. I would just buy a hobie livewell but they charge an arm and a leg for that thing.”

“This is about as effective and easy as you're going to get for a pretty decent livewell for minnows and shrimp. It uses a three gallon drink cooler (found in a dumpster) and a battery operated aerator”

“I use a floating frabil bucket, which does suck. But I've seen this and am tempted to try it or make one out of a kickboard. Anything in the water increases drag and is annoying (IMHO).”