Lightweight and easy to carry
Built for the minimalist angler, the Nomad Native Net is the grab-and-go option that still 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 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.
Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Carbon fiber and fiberglass composite | Frame material |
| Waterproof, weatherproof, and buoyant | Resists water and weather; floats like a cork |
| PVC-free TPU net bag | Lightweight, durable, stretches farther before failing |
| Matte finish | Low profile, discreet appearance |
FAQ
How does the Nomad Native Net attach to clothing?
It attaches to the back of a vest or belt loop using the included lanyard. It also pairs with a Confluence Net Release for secure mounting.
Is the net frame durable in harsh weather conditions?
Yes, the carbon fiber and fiberglass composite frame is waterproof, weatherproof, and buoyant, making it suitable for use in various outdoor conditions.
What material is the net bag made of?
The net bag is made of PVC-free TPU, which is lightweight, more durable, and stretches farther before failing than comparable nets tested under the same conditions.
Dylan White –
I use this net on my fishing trips to remote lakes. It’s light enough to carry without adding bulk, and the lanyard makes it easy to attach to my vest. The net holds fish well and doesn’t tear even after repeated use. The matte finish looks great without standing out in the water.
Jonathan Ogden –
Great for short trips or when I need a quick net. It’s compact and attaches securely to my belt. The TPU bag is more durable than I expected and keeps the net dry even in light rain.
Maria Hill –
I’ve tried several compact fishing nets, and this one stands out. The buoyancy helps when I drop it in the water, and it doesn’t snag easily. The frame feels solid and the net stretches well without breaking.