Richard Walker Carp Landing Net - The Carp Landing Net was first designed by the great angler Richard Walker in the early fifties. From this design the London tackle Makers, B. James, first produced a commercial version of this net. It is thought that as little as thirty of these nets were ever made. Now Norman Agutters are continuing this tradition with their own interpretation of this design classic. Made from plans actually drawn by Richard Walker himself, in the fifties, Norman Agutter's net is made to exact specifications.

The 36" long arms are made from laminated cane and are whipped in wine thread and varnished. The spreader block and hinges are made from white metal and alluminium. The

Norman Agutters - Pear shaped Landing Nets - Handmade by our own craftsman. Using three strips of hardwood to form net frame laminate. Net comes complete with French clip to attach to belt or waistcoat.

Norman Agutters Gye nets - The cleanest method of landing a Trout or Salmon with a net that is portable. The net has a sliding handle, traditional knotted net. Optional sliding ring.

Norman Agutters - Argyle Landing Nets