TRABUCCO GNT HEAD MATCH FLUO

Trabucco GNT Head Match Fluo is a range of landing net heads engineered for maximum visibility and high performance during match sessions. The frame is built from ultra-light profiled aluminum, ensuring exceptional rigidity and stability even under heavy stress while landing hard-fighting fish. The distinctive fluo yellow nylon mesh is more than just visual: its high visibility aids in netting fish in low light or murky waters, while the technical material ensures extremely fast drying.

The range is divided into two specific versions to cover all competitive needs. The Mono Bream features a rounded shape and a flat bottom, a configuration ideal for speed fishing for small to medium-sized silverfish. The Mono XL Float Carp version, with its teardrop shape and large 10x10 mm mesh, is designed to minimize hydrodynamic drag, allowing for the quick and safe retrieval of medium to large-sized fish. Both versions come equipped with a universal stainless steel screw and a rubber O-ring for a perfect, secure fit on the handle.

Main Features

• High-Stiffness Frame: Ultra-light profiled aluminum resistant to torsion.

• High-Visibility Nylon Mesh: Fluo yellow color for optimal visual control in the water.

• Quick-Dry Technology: Technical mesh that reduces water absorption and dries rapidly.

• Mono Bream Version: Rounded shape (45x40x30 cm) with a flat bottom, specific for silverfish.

• Mono XL Float Carp Version: Teardrop shape with 10x10 mm mesh for superior maneuverability with larger fish.

• Inox Screw & O-Ring: Threaded fixing system with a rubber gasket for a tight, stable fit.

• Available Sizes: 45x40 cm, 50x40 cm, and 55x45 cm.

Recommended For

• Match and Feeder Anglers: Ideal for those seeking a lightweight, visible landing net head to maximize precision during competition.

• Commercial Fishery Anglers: The XL Float Carp version is perfect for managing carp and large crucian carp with extreme speed.

• Anglers in Low Light Conditions: The fluo mesh drastically helps in locating the net's opening during dawn or dusk sessions.