Wholesale landing nets and keepnets

Folding and telescopic landing nets with aluminium handles, carp nets with triangular heads, silicone rubber-mesh heads in eight sizes and folding square keepnets. Buy them at the supplier minimum or under your own brand.

Handles and heads are sold as complete nets or as separate parts, so a shop can stock spare heads next to the handles. Before you order we tell you which material data the supplier can show for that exact model.

Buying guide

Landing nets are a steady seller for any tackle shop: anglers replace heads, break handles and buy a second net for a different style of fishing. When you buy landing net wholesale, the unit price tells you little until you know the frame material, the mesh, the handle sections and the folded length. We are an EU importer working with partner factories on factory-direct supply, not a net manufacturer: what you get from us is the sourcing, the inspection and the paperwork around the product.

What is in the range

Folding landing nets with telescopic aluminium handles of 2.1, 2.5 and 3.0 m and heads of 50 to 60 cm; compact two-section telescopic nets of 137 cm with a 39 × 49 cm head; telescopic carp landing nets with a 1.8 m handle and black multifilament polyester mesh; silicone landing net heads with rubber mesh in eight sizes, from about 63 to 172 cm circumference; folding square keepnets of 3 m with a 55 × 45 cm opening and six rings. Cast nets are not in the catalogue yet and are sourced on request.

Mesh and fish handling

Rubber or silicone mesh does not catch hooks and is gentler on scales and fins, which is why many fisheries ask for it. Knotted nylon and polyester mesh is lighter and cheaper but tangles with trebles. We state the mesh material, knot type and net depth for each model as the supplier gives them. Fishery and club rules on keepnet length and mesh differ from water to water, so check the rules where your customers fish before you choose a keepnet.

What we ask for

Frame and handle material, wall thickness where available, number of sections, extended and collapsed length, weight, and the thread used for the handle connection. Rubber and PVC parts that touch the skin, such as grips and coated heads, fall under REACH limits for phthalates and PAH, and we request supplier data for them. GPSR labelling applies to every model sold to consumers.

Private label options

Logo on handle and frame

Printed or engraved logo on the handle, a branded end cap and your name on the head spreader block.

Retail packaging

Printed bags, header cards or cartons with barcode and safety notes in your languages.

Mesh and sizes

Your choice of mesh colour, rubber or knotless mesh, head size and handle length, fixed in a pre-production sample.

About private label

Checklist before you order

  • Check that heads and handles share a standard thread if you plan to sell them separately
  • Ask for the mesh material, knot type and net depth for each head size
  • Extend and lock a sample handle several times before you commit to volume
  • Check fishery and club rules on keepnet length and mesh in the countries you sell to
  • Compare collapsed length and carton size: long handles raise the delivered cost
  • Place own-brand orders by mid-December to be on the shelf for the spring season

Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum order for wholesale landing nets?

Supplier minimums in the catalogue run from 3 to 300 pieces depending on the model. Nets with your logo, colours or packaging typically start at about 300 pieces per model. Different nets and heads can be combined in one order.

Do you sell landing net heads without handles?

Yes. The silicone rubber-mesh heads are sold on their own in eight sizes, black or white. Before ordering, check that the thread on the spreader block matches the handles you already stock; we can ask the supplier for the thread specification.

Can you supply keepnets for clubs and fisheries?

Yes. The catalogue includes a folding square keepnet of 3 m with a 55 × 45 cm opening, and other lengths and mesh types can be sourced on request. Tell us the rules of the waters concerned and we will look for a matching model. See also the page for fisheries and clubs.

Are rubber-mesh nets better than nylon?

They suit different uses. Rubber mesh does not tangle with hooks and is easier to clean, but it is heavier and costs more. Knotted nylon or polyester mesh is light and cheap and still common for float and feeder fishing, so many shops stock both.

Do you supply cast nets?

They are not in the catalogue at the moment. Send us the diameter, mesh size and weight type you need and we will source them through manufacturers and quote them delivered. Check national rules first, as cast nets are restricted for anglers in several European countries.

Send us your tackle list

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