Fishpond Nomad Native Hand Net 2.0
Built for the minimalist angler, the Fishpond Nomad Native Hand Net 2.0 is the grab-and-go option that still scoops fishes like a full-size platform. Lightweight and easy to carry, it attaches to the back of a vest or belt loop with the included lanyard, or pairs perfectly with a Fishpond Confluence Net Release. The carbon fiber and fiberglass composite frame is waterproof and weatherproof, floats like a cork, and features a matte finish that keeps a low profile. It comes standard with a TPU net bag that’s lightweight, harder to break, and stretches farther before failing than comparable nets tested the same way.
- Tough and lightweight TPU net bag
- Carbon fiber and fiberglass composite frame
- Dynamic Foam insert made from post-consumer recycled EVA
- Waterproof and weatherproof
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Frame Material | Carbon fiber and fiberglass |
| Net Bag Material | TPU |
| Insert Material | Post-consumer recycled EVA |
| Water Resistance | Waterproof and weatherproof |
| Floatability | Floats like a cork |
FAQ
How does the net perform in wet or rainy conditions?
The net is fully waterproof and weatherproof, making it reliable in wet or rainy conditions.
Can the net be used with other Fishpond products?
Yes, it pairs perfectly with the Fishpond Confluence Net Release.
Is the net durable and long-lasting?
The TPU net bag is tougher and stretches farther before failing than comparable nets tested under the same conditions.
Rose Arnold –
I use this net on my weekend fishing trips and it’s a game-changer. It’s light, easy to carry, and works just as well as larger nets when catching fish. The TPU bag holds up well even after a few drops in the rain. The matte finish doesn’t stand out in the water, which is a plus.
Blake Mills –
Great for quick fishing sessions. The net stays secure on my vest and doesn’t slip. The recycled EVA foam insert adds stability without adding weight. I’ve used it in different weather and it holds up well.
Karen Robertson –
I love the compact design and how it attaches to my belt. It’s easy to pack and doesn’t take up much space. The net is strong and the bag is durable. I’ve used it in lakes and rivers and it performs consistently.