Net Holster from Smith Creek

Net Holster from Smith Creek: - and made in NZ!
The smart way to carry your net
Finally a way to carry your landing net without it getting in the way



















  • No more fumbling with a clip behind your back
  • Quick to draw. Easy to holster
  • Keeps your net secure and out of the way
  • No more getting tangled in trees, trailing in the current, or flipping in your face when you bend over
  • Adjustable strap - Fits all landing nets - big or small, wood or metal
  • Guide tested - and still using them ... they wouldn't give them back!
Your Price: NZ $48.65
Overseas Orders Tax Free Price: $42.30

Colours: Black or Green

Designed to fit on you belt or wading belt, Smith Creek make an specially designed wading belt to go with the Net Holster, see below;

Wading Belt from Smith Creek

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