Energoteam Floating Ring keepnet

The ENERGOTEAM Floating Ring Keepnet Black is a dependable and durable fishing equipment designed specifically for anglers who emphasize on catch-and-release practices. This versatile keepnet is crafted with high-quality materials to ensure its longevity and efficiency during fishing trips.

The keepnet features a unique floating ring design that allows it to remain buoyant in the water. This characteristic significantly reduces the chances of fish becoming entangled or injured while being contained. The black color of the net provides enhanced visibility underwater, making it easy to spot and retrieve.

With a length of approximately one meter, this keepnet offers ample space for storing and separating different catches. Its carefully crafted mesh design allows water to flow freely, ensuring the well-being and survival of the captured fish. Additionally, the net is equipped with a secure drawstring closure system, preventing any accidental escape of the fish.

The ENERGOTEAM Floating Ring Keepnet Black is part of a comprehensive range of fishing equipment produced by ENERGOTEAM, a reputable brand recognized for its commitment to quality and innovation. Whether you are a seasoned angler or a beginner, this keepnet offers a reliable solution for preserving and protecting fish until they can be safely released back into their natural habitat.

When combined with landing nets, the ENERGOTEAM Floating Ring Keepnet Black provides a complete fishing equipment set to aid in successful catches and responsible angling practices. Landing nets, manufactured with durable materials, are designed to assist anglers in capturing fish from the water safely and efficiently. The netting is soft, minimizing the risk of harm or damage to the fish's delicate scales. Additionally, the handle is ergonomically designed for comfortable and secure gripping.

Overall, the ENERGOTEAM Floating Ring Keepnet Black and Landing Nets provide fishing enthusiasts with reliable and effective tools to enjoy their sport while prioritizing the well-being of the fish population.