Ranger 920FT Floating Landing Net: Heavy-Duty Telescopic Reach with Unsinkable Protection

Please Note: The Ranger 920FT Floating Net is currently available for in-store pickup only. Visit our retail shop to grab yours before your next outing!

Never watch another premium landing net disappear into the depths. Engineered specifically for boat, kayak, and bank anglers wrangling feisty gamefish, the Ranger 920FT Floating Landing Net blends rugged durability with built-in buoyancy. Crafted around a vibrant blue anodized aluminum frame, this net stays bobbing on the water's surface if knocked overboard during wild net scoops, sudden boat wakes, or frantic hooksets.

Featuring a generous 20" x 24" teardrop hoop matched to an adjustable 4-to-6 foot telescoping shaft, the 920FT gives you plenty of reach to corral catches long before they can surge beneath your outboard or trolling motor. Finished with a fish-safe, rubber-coated knotless netting system, it prevents frustrating hook snarls, guards delicate fish scales, and supports clean, stress-free catch-and-release angling.

Key Features

• Built-In Flotation: Fully buoyant handle and frame structure ensures your net floats on the surface if dropped into the water.

• 4' to 6' Telescoping Handle: Smoothly extends from 48 to 72 inches, locking firmly in position to conquer steep banks and high-sided boat hulls.

• Hook-Resistant Coated Mesh: Smooth, knotless rubber-dipped webbing stops treble hooks from tangling while safeguarding delicate fish slime coats.

• Marine-Grade Anodized Finish: Tough blue anodizing guards the aluminum structure against pitting, corrosion, and rust in fresh or brackish waterways.

• Spacious 20" x 24" Hoop: Broad teardrop opening and deep bag cradle walleye, bass, northern pike, redfish, and catfish with ease.

• Comfort Slip-Resistant Grip: Textured base sleeve provides dependable traction and control, even when operating with wet, fish-slimed hands.

Technical Specifications

PRO TIP

Lift Vertically, Not Like a Shovel: When bringing a heavy trophy aboard with the handle fully extended to six feet, never lever the net out of the surface horizontally like a garden spade. Sweep the net head forward over the fish head-first, guide the hoop straight upward, and slide your bottom hand up toward the aluminum yoke to hoist straight up. This eliminates bending leverage on the telescoping collar and utilizes the full backbone of the frame to effortlessly lift heavy fish into the boat.