Hlotmeky Extra Long Fishing Net with Telescoping Handle — 139in Reach Rubber Landing Net for Kayak, Bank, and Boat

Reach Further with the Hlotmeky Extra Long Fishing Net

When you’re angling from shore, a kayak, or a boat, having the right reach can change the landing scene. The Hlotmeky Extra Long Fishing Net combines a sturdy telescoping handle with a rubber-coated net to balance reach, control, and fish-friendly handling. The handle extends roughly from 43.5 inches to 116 inches, and when fully expanded, can reach up to 139 inches. The net hoop is about 22.7 by 20.7 inches with a 20.8 inch deep net, providing a generous enclosure that helps keep line tangles and escapes at bay while you guide your catch toward shore or aboard your craft.

The frame is crafted from aluminum alloy, offering a lightweight yet durable build that travels well and resists corrosion in saltwater environments. Assembly is straightforward: attach the net handle to the frame, then twist the rotary button to pull out the pole to your preferred length and lock it in place. A carrying bag makes storage and transport simple, so you can take this net on kayak trips, shoreline expeditions, or bank fishing sessions without hassle.

What makes this net practical for many fishing styles

• Extended reach from 43.5 to 116 inches, with a maximum of 139 inches for tough-angle landings.
• Rubber-coated net minimizes tangles and is suitable for catch-and-release workflows.
• Large hoop and deep net help prevent fish from slipping during landing.
• Alloy construction is lightweight, portable, and suited for both saltwater and freshwater use.

• Simple setup: screw the handle into the frame, then twist and pull to extend.
• Compact when folded and stored in the carrying bag for travel and outdoor trips.
• Versatile for kayak, bank, inshore, and coastal fishing where reach matters.

Overall, the Hlotmeky net aims to balance reach, net safety, and portability, giving anglers a flexible tool that adapts to changing spots and target species. While outcomes vary with conditions and technique, the design focuses on comfort, control, and ease of use during the moment of landing.