YakAttack Leverage Landing Net with Foam Extension – 54in Reach, Folding Kayak Net

Overview

Designed for kayak anglers who value control, reach, and tidy decks, the YakAttack Leverage Landing Net with Foam Extension combines a built-in forearm grip with a long reach. The 54-inch overall length and folding capability help you guide an eager catch from the cockpit while keeping your space uncluttered.

Smart design for confident landings

The forearm grip is the centerpiece for stable, one-handed handling as you approach the fish. It helps you hold the net at the right angle for a smooth scoop, reducing wrist fatigue during lengthy sessions on the water. When space is tight, the hinged handle folds flat, making stowage in a kayak hatch or crate effortless.

• Forearm grip enables stable, one-handed control
• Folding hinge reduces bulk for compact kayak storage
• Foam extension provides extended reach and comfortable handling

Reach, storage, and versatility

The foam extension stores vertically in rod holders and tube-style mounts, keeping the net within easy reach without crowding your cockpit. Track-mount storage compatibility lets you integrate the net with other kayak gear, helping you maintain an organized setup on the water.

• Foam extension for extended reach and vertical stowage
• Vertical storage in rod holders and tube-style mounts
• Track-mount compatibility for cohesive kayak setups

Durability and craft

The full rubber netting is designed for durable, gentle contact with the gear and fish you encounter. The netting is molded in Taiwan to emphasize resilience, while all other parts are manufactured and assembled in the USA. This blend of materials supports a rugged, kayak-ready tool you can trust when you’re on the water.

Species versatility

From bass to snakehead and catfish, this net is built to handle a range of species and water conditions. It’s designed to stand up to the demands of regular kayak use, offering dependable performance without overpromising outcomes.

Imagine a quiet dawn paddle, the water glassy and the fish showing a tail flick near the bow. With the forearm grip and extended reach, you place the net precisely, sweep it in with minimal disturbance, and lift the catch smoothly onto your deck—ready for the next move of your day on the water.