Black Paw Floating Fishing Net - Telescopic Foldable Landing Net
Black Paw Floating Fishing Net - Telescopic Foldable Landing Net
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In this review of the Black Paw Floating Fishing Net the bottom line is simple: it is a practical, budget-friendly landing net built for anglers who need a compact, saltwater-ready tool that will not sink if dropped from a kayak or small boat. The most compelling reason to buy is the net's floating design with neoprene foam edging, which keeps the hoop buoyant and easy to retrieve. The square, foldable hoop and rubber coated mesh make it especially useful for quick catch-and-release work with fly, bass, and salmon.
Key Features
- Floating hoop: High-density neoprene foam wrapped around the hoop provides reliable buoyancy so the net stays on the surface if it goes overboard.
- Square folding design: The 14' x 17' hoop and 16' depth give more surface area and better stability when landing larger fish in rough water.
- Rubber coated net: The non-absorbent, anti-hook rubber coating protects fish, reduces odor, and helps keep fish oriented for easier release.
- Telescopic, polygonal handle: Aerospace-grade aluminum construction keeps the net lightweight yet strong, with telescoping lengths for casting and storage convenience.
- Saltwater certified components: Corrosion-resistant parts stand up to fresh and saltwater use when rinsed after exposure.
Who It's For
This net suits anglers who fish from boats, kayaks, or the bank and want a compact, easily stored landing net that will not sink if dropped. It is well suited to those targeting trout, bass, salmon, and panfish who value a fish-friendly rubber mesh and a stable square hoop.
Those needing a heavy-duty, tournament-grade long-term net or users who expect extreme structural abuse should look elsewhere, as some customers have reported durability and breakage issues under heavy use despite the aerospace-grade aluminum and polygonal pole design.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Floats reliably thanks to neoprene foam edging, preventing loss in open water.
- Square, foldable hoop offers extra surface area and improved stability for larger fish.
- Rubber coated net is fish-friendly and resists odors and water absorption.
- Lightweight telescopic handle with corrosion-resistant components makes it easy to transport and use in saltwater.
Cons
- Some users have reported build quality concerns and breakage under heavy or prolonged use.
Specifications
| Hoop size | 14' x 17' |
| Net depth | 16' |
| Maximum net length (extended) | 35' / 44' |
| Handle maximum length | 27' |
| Storage size | 17.7 x 13.7 x 2.7 |
| Material highlights | Aerospace-grade aluminum handle, neoprene foam edging, rubber coated net |
| Water suitability | Fresh and saltwater (rinse after saltwater use) |
Our Verdict
The Black Paw Floating Fishing Net is a smart value pick for recreational anglers who need a portable, fish-friendly net that floats and resists saltwater corrosion. It excels for kayak and small-boat use and for catch-and-release fishing, though buyers expecting heavy commercial use should consider a heavier-duty model. For the price, it delivers useful features and practical performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the net float if dropped from a kayak?
Yes, the high-density neoprene foam wrapped around the hoop provides buoyancy so the net stays on the water surface.
Is the mesh safe for catch-and-release?
Yes, the rubber coated net is anti-hook and non-absorbent, which is gentler on fish and reduces odor.
Can it be used in saltwater?
Yes; all components are corrosion-resistant and saltwater certified, but rinse with tap water after use in saltwater.
Editor's Take
The Black Paw Floating Fishing Net is a cost-effective, portable landing net that floats and uses fish-friendly rubber mesh, making it ideal for kayak and catch-and-release anglers; those needing extreme heavy-duty durability may prefer a sturdier model.

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