Aquascape Heavy-Duty Pond Fish Net with Extendable Handle – Durable, Fine Mesh, Multi-Purpose Koi & Fish & Debris Removal Tool for Ponds & Water Gardens, 36 to 69 inches Telescoping Handle, 98560

Very sturdy compared to other nets I have tried. Easy to expand the length.

Easy to use. Light weight but strong

This is a good net. Its durable and has a large surface area to get a good amount of leaves and alage off the bottom of the pond. The only gripe I have is when you extend the handle to a preferred length and screw the knob tight to hold that length, the rod tends to rotate when your working. which means you have to re-adjust it. Sometimes no matter how much you tighten the knob, the handles it will continue to rotate. Other than that, its a good net.

This is a very well constructed and solid net while also being lightweight and easy to handle!I use it in my earthen pond to skim out dead lilies and general floating debris.Easy to extend with the twist nut.Good quality net that should last many seasons.Firm net-rim that supports medium-weight such as rocks and clumps of soil-loaded roots.Drains easily and has a loop for hanging up when you're not using it.Very pleased with this telescoping net!I highly recommend this one!

This net is ideal for a Ng debris from the surface of my pond.A great aid to capturing my fish for examinations and sales purposes. It is sturdy enough to lift most large koi

So far, it’s working great. Long, sturdy, deep pocket, no issues. We’ll see how it holds up for next year.

At first glance it felt great, worked well. But then I pulled it out and noticed that the seam had a rip, throwing immediate doubt to the description "Heavy-Duty". I contacted Aquascape and found out that there are no spare parts. They did give me the option of sewing a repair myself. For that price? No thanks.

I love this net! I've tried others and this is the best I've found.I was looking for a net with a strong handle that could scoop out the mucky, half rotten leaves on my pond-bottom without breaking or bending the handle. This is it. The netting is a good size, big enough to let some water through but small enough to catch just about all debris. ( if you have't scooped out a fish pond before, here's what I mean: a net with small mesh will quickly fill with mud and debris and offer a lot of resistance as you pull it through the water. )Anyway, it helped this autumn - I would recommend this net. You can use it to scoop stuff off the top or go deeper and get rotten leaves off the bottom.