Fox EOS-X 42″ Landing Net (2-Piece 6ft Handle)

Key Features & Design Highlights

• Enhanced Carbon Handle: Constructed with an increased carbon content to dramatically cut down on handle flex, giving you a much stiffer pole when extending under heavy loads.
• 2-Piece 6ft Design: The 2-piece construction offers maximum versatility. Use the full 6ft length for standard bank work, or break it down to a shorter length—ideal for boat work, tight overgrown swims, or netting fish in cramped margin spots.
• Die-Cast Aluminium Spreader Block: Built to handle years of heavy strain, providing a rock-solid housing for the 42″ net arms.
• Fish-Friendly Mesh: The 70cm shallow soft-olive mesh reduces underwater drag, allowing you to push through weed and water currents faster, while protecting the fish’s delicate slime layer.
• Complete System: Comes complete with a dedicated protective net bag to keep wet gear away from the rest of your luggage.

Detailed Specifications

Where & When to Use

• General Carp Angling: The full 6ft extension provides optimal reach for standard bank fishing on commercial lakes, syndicate waters, and day-ticket fisheries.
• Boat Fishing & Dense Swims: Break the handle down into its 2-piece configuration to make netting fish significantly easier when maneuvering inside a boat, or when fishing tight, tree-lined margin swims where a long 6ft pole gets caught in overhanging branches.
• Fast-Paced Landing: The shallow 70cm mesh creates minimal water resistance, making it easy to sweep under fast-moving fish near the bank without fighting heavy drag.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Keep a buoyant net float fitted just behind the spreader block. Because the EOS-X handle features a lightweight carbon build, adding a net float allows the net head to rest on the water’s surface completely hands-free while you manage the rod and control the fish during the final stages of the fight.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the 2-piece handle be used at a shorter length?

Will this net fit other rods or setups?

Is the mesh deep enough for large carp?