Promar LN-007 Floating Handle Bait Net

Es muy útil y muy comodo su uso, solo que con agua salada fácilmente se empieza a oxidar el aro

I did not get the exact item in the picture. Mine has a yellow handle, instead of the black shown. Not worth returning, but I hate getting a different item than is pictured.Overall, this is a great quality net for smaller livewell. I find it to be the perfect size for my 21 foot bay boat livewells. The net is much more durable than others I have used over the years. The metal bar surrounding the net will rust over time, even if you rinse it off and clean it regularly.Update: 2 years later and still fully functional. Net is great shape, still floats, etc. Two and a half fishing seasons, a lot of use, and very little TLC, and it still works like day 1. The rod that holds the net has rusted and has stained the net some. The net is in perfect functional condition, though, as is the handle. I figure this will last another fishing season easy. I ended up buying another for when this eventually does stop working. See pictures for comparison.

UNBELIEVABLE!!! The quality of this net-thing is top flight! It is the Maverick Supersonic of little net-thingy's. It even has that rebel, "I don't play by the rules" attitude that Maverick displayed when he was competing for the Top Gun trophy against Ice Man. With this net thing-a-magig, I can catch all kinds of things, like snails, gophers, rattle snakes, and water buffalo (the small ones.) I highly recommend this thingy for anyone with a "screw you" attitude!

The net on this is way too shallow, the net should have been made deeper. This net is almost depthless like a pool skimmer or a spatula, therefore any fish you would scoop into this net would immediately flop out of this net, regardless of how fast you intend to empty this net. A waste of money, throwing it away.

These are pretty sturdy but we are using in saltwater, so did get very rusty pretty quick. But they still function fine for our bait well. Just not sure how long will last. Probably more suited for freshwater.