Fishpond Nomad Yampa Guide Net- 2.0
Built for guides
Built for guides and anglers who need reach without giving up control, the Nomad Yampa Guide Net takes the proven Yampa hoop and pairs it with a full 29-inch handle for walk-wade days and boat work alike. That extra length gives you the reach to net fish cleanly from deeper water, around oars, or over a boulder when the scenario calls. Waterproof and buoyant, the Yampa Guide Net is ready for any environment while maintaining a slim profile that stays out of the way when you’re on the move. In River Armor 2.0, the frame is wrapped in a layer of woven DuPontTM Kevlar® fiber for enhanced durability. It comes standard with a TPU net bag that’s lightweight, harder to break, and easy to carry.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Handle Length | 29 inches |
| Frame Material | Woven DuPontTM Kevlar® |
| Net Material | TPU |
| Water Resistance | Waterproof |
| Buoyancy | Buoyant |
FAQ
What makes the Yampa Guide Net different from other fishing nets?
The Nomad Yampa Guide Net features a 29-inch handle for greater reach and a River Armor 2.0 frame with woven DuPontTM Kevlar® for improved durability and resistance to abrasion.
Is the net suitable for use in deep water or around obstacles?
Yes, the extended handle allows for clean netting from deeper water and around obstacles like oars or rocks.
Does the net come with a carrying case?
Yes, it comes standard with a lightweight TPU net bag that is durable and easy to carry.
Virginia Carr –
The net has been a game changer on our walk-wade trips. The 29-inch handle gives me enough reach to catch fish without having to get too close. The Kevlar frame holds up well even after repeated use in rough conditions. The TPU bag is compact and doesn’t tear easily. I’ve used it in rivers and lakes, and it performs consistently.
Blake Mackay –
As a guide, I need a net that’s reliable and easy to handle. This one fits perfectly. The reach is excellent, and the net stays stable when I’m working in tight spots. The waterproof design keeps it dry even in rainy conditions. It’s light enough to carry without adding bulk.
Jane Newman –
Good build quality and the reach is impressive. The Kevlar layer adds strength, and the net doesn’t fray after several uses. The only minor issue is that the handle can be a bit stiff when first used, but it loosens up with time.