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Bass Pro Shops® Gold Series Replacement Nets

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We believe strongly in catch-and-release fishing. That's why our Gold Series Nets are made from dipped nylon and feature small-loop conservation netting in a shallow, flat-bottom design that keeps fish unharmed and supported safely while you remove the hook. The Gold Series Replacement Nets are 18'' deep and are designed to fit round and teardrop-shaped hoops.
   
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We believe strongly in catch-and-release fishing. That's why our Gold Series Nets are made from dipped nylon and feature small-loop conservation netting in a shallow, flat-bottom design that keeps fish unharmed and supported safely while you remove the hook. The Gold Series Replacement Nets are 18'' deep and are designed to fit round and teardrop-shaped hoops.
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I cut the net with a scissors and then attached it to the frame of the net and then I sewed it back up and superglued it.
6 months ago
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 - vermont
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It took some effort: I removed the hoop from my old net, then started feeding the net onto one side of the old hoop. I kept feeding the net around the hoop until the entire net was on the hoop. It did get very tight towards the end, but I managed to get it done.
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 - Stayton, Oregon
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Simply removed 2 screws to seperate handle from hoop, removed old net, then held net under hoopwith an open end of the net in front of an open end of the hoop . Then basically turned hoop clockwise while feeding it through the top(rolled over section of the net until it came full circle and the end of the hoop that I had been pushig through came out the other opening in the net and then reattached the hoop to the handle with the 2 screws.
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 - White Plains, MD
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