Net bags

[Ian Forster]

I have been using a gardener teardrop shaped barbel landing net head that is not colapsable then I bought a Drennan specialist wrongly thinking this was . My question is does anyone know of a wet net bag that can be used to transport either ,wet or dry to avoid a smelly car & catching in every fence or bush on my walk to the river ?
Kindest regards Ian

 

[John Newman]

Involves another net purchase but latex nets are great and don't catch on every bramble on the bank.

 

[Graham Elliott]

Middy and Shakespear do them

 

[Graham Martin]

I use a black bin liner bag, free from local council bur cheap enough to purchase on a roll.

 

[Bill Walford]

I use a black bin liner bag, free from local council bur cheap enough to purchase on a roll.

If you want something a bit heavier and stronger I bought a survival bag off eBay for about three quid three years back. It started off six feet long x three foot wide. I cut a foot and a half off and it does the job brilliantly

 

[Derek Funcks]

shakespear stink bag

https://www.total-fishing-tackle.co...MI_tXv78ut3wIVkeR3Ch01jwaeEAQYASABEgJsdvD_BwE

diawa net bag

https://www.total-fishing-tackle.co...efault&refSrc=59193&nosto=nosto-page-product2

 

[Bill Walford]

Involves another net purchase but latex nets are great and don't catch on every bramble on the bank.

And you can get a folding version

 

[Nick Hodgkinson]

sorry but net bags are bloody stupid

as another poster said take a roll of black bin liners - use once and throw away - simples?

 

[Paul Collins]

Aren't we supposed to be cutting down on single use plastics?
As far as I know bin liners aren't even recyclable.
Could use a rubble sack, would probably last a season or longer.

 

[Nick Hodgkinson]

Aren't we supposed to be cutting down on single use plastics?
As far as I know bin liners aren't even recyclable.
Could use a rubble sack, would probably last a season or longer.

fair comment - but i don't like my car to stink!

the bags i use are recyclable btw