Guru Aventus Landing Net Handle 4+1m

The Guru Aventus Landing Net Handle 4+1m is designed to be incredibly versatile and has a great performance in all combinations of lengths and varieties to cater for all competitive fishing situations. Suitable and versatile to satisfy commercial, natural and international fishing styles, with a maximum length of 5m. The handle consists of three compartments, plus a 1m extension. Built from top grade carbon with reinforced joints throughout, the handle is lightweight, stiff and strong!
At a full 5m, the handle is ideal for international situations, for locations where anglers are high above the water or have reeds/planting in front of them. More length is then needed to net fish further from the bank. The versatility of the handle comes mainly from the fact that it has two different threads that are double tightened in the end and second section. This allows anglers to have a thinner end of the handle that can be used on any length of end section up to 5m long.
If you want a super thin and lightweight short handle in a given situation, using only the first and second sections is effective for this purpose. You can also use the first second and third sections, or the full 5m with the extension!
The second wire is in the second section, also double locked firmly in place, to allow anglers to have a much stiffer handle with thicker support at the net head end. The carbon at the end is reinforced. This style of handle has been very popular on the commercial scene, offering ultimate strength and also giving anglers the power and control to maneuver their landing net through the water to net big fish with confidence. The 1m extension really comes into play when using the landing net in this combination, as it gives anglers 1m extra reach and control. Previously, a lot of landing nets that had the thicker wire section could only be used on shorter lengths.
In the end of the 1m extension, the handle has a Floater Protection Cone. This reduces damage to the back end of the handle which often rests on the bank behind anglers, and also prevents gravel, dirt or rocks from getting in. When in a wading situation in the water, it creates a floating back end of the handle that keeps it from filling with water.