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Landing nets · Folding triangle nets · Our take
Korum Folding Triangle Net
Available in 26-inch and 30-inch sizes
A tidy, fish-friendly landing net that folds down small, keeps wet mesh under control and won’t have you wrestling with a clumsy frame on the bank.
- Available in 26-inch and 30-inch sizes.
- The 30-inch version has a 26-inch net width; the 26-inch version has a 20-inch net width.
- Anodised 12x9mm aluminium frame with a folding design.
- Soft, fish-friendly mesh with increased depth and an included transport sleeve.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Korum Folding Triangle Net range. The 26-inch model is product code K0380015; the 30-inch model is K0380016.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A practical, well-specced folding net with fish-friendly mesh and a useful sleeve, priced sensibly for everyday coarse and carp fishing.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality8.8/10
- Performance8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.8/10
- Ease of Use9.4/10
- Value for Money9.4/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Mobile coarse anglers. The folding frame is easy to carry between pegs, canalside swims and roving spots.
- Carp and specimen anglers wanting a compact net. The 30-inch size offers more usable room, while the deeper mesh helps with short-term fish retention when needed.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers chasing very large carp. You may prefer a bigger specialist carp net if your fishing regularly involves genuinely large fish.
- Anyone wanting the absolute lightest possible setup. The frame, spreader block and sleeve make a complete package, but this isn’t a bare-bones net head.
The lowdown
Introducing the Korum Folding Triangle Net
A tidy, fish-friendly landing net that folds down small, keeps wet mesh under control and won’t have you wrestling with a clumsy frame on the bank.
- Available in 26-inch and 30-inch sizes.
- The 30-inch version has a 26-inch net width; the 26-inch version has a 20-inch net width.
- Anodised 12x9mm aluminium frame with a folding design.
- Soft, fish-friendly mesh with increased depth and an included transport sleeve.
Quick verdict
A proper handy net for roving and short sessions
The Korum Folding Triangle Net does exactly what a sensible coarse net should. It gives you a soft, fish-friendly mesh, a useful bit of depth for short-term retention and a folding frame that’s much easier to chuck in the car or carry between swims.
The 30-inch model is the better all-rounder for bigger carp and general coarse fishing, while the 26-inch version keeps things nippy for smaller fish, canals and mobile sessions. Add the included sleeve and the whole package feels nicely thought through for the money.
A practical, well-specced folding net with fish-friendly mesh and a useful sleeve, priced sensibly for everyday coarse and carp fishing.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 8.8/10
- Performance
- 8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.8/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.4/10
- Value for Money
- 9.4/10
The anodised aluminium frame, moulded spreader block and soft mesh make for a solid, sensible package.
The folding frame, useful depth and choice of sizes cover a broad range of bank situations.
Soft mesh and extra depth help make landing and brief retention calmer and more controlled.
Folding transport, a screw-on spreader block and dedicated sleeve keep the practical side nicely straightforward.
With RRP from £22.99 to £26.99, it offers useful features without asking daft money.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Korum Folding Triangle Net
There’s nothing worse than turning up for a quick session with a net that takes up half the car. You’ve got rods, bait, unhooking gear, a chair and probably enough snacks for a three-day campaign. A massive rigid landing net can be a proper faff. That’s where the Korum Folding Triangle Net makes a lot of sense.
It’s built around a folding aluminium frame, so the whole thing packs down far more neatly than a traditional fixed triangle. That’s handy for canals, commercials, rivers and any venue where you’re carrying kit a fair way from the car. When the fish are on the munch and you need to move, less bulk is always welcome.
There are two sizes to choose from. The 26-inch version has a 20-inch net width and carries product code K0380015. It’s the nippier option for general coarse fishing, smaller carp and anglers who like their gear compact. It should suit a lot of everyday pleasure sessions without feeling like you’ve brought a boat net to a puddle.
The 30-inch model, product code K0380016, has a 26-inch net width. That extra room gives you more margin when a better fish rolls in the margins or a decent lump makes a last-minute dash. For mixed carp and coarse fishing, it’s the one I’d lean towards unless keeping things tiny is your top priority.
Both versions use an anodised 12x9mm aluminium frame. That gives the net a solid, purposeful feel without turning it into an awkward lump. The folding design is the big practical win, particularly if your holdall is already rammed and you’re trying to keep the bank tidy.
The net attaches using a screw-on spreader block, with a moulded spreader block used as part of the setup. That’s a straightforward arrangement familiar to most coarse and carp anglers. Screw it together, check everything is seated properly, and you’re ready for the business end of the session.
The mesh is soft and fish-friendly, which is exactly what you want when sliding a fish over the cord and into the net. It also has increased depth, giving you useful room for short-term fish retention while you get the unhooking mat and camera sorted. Still, keep retention brief and treat every fish with care, mate.
That extra depth is especially useful when a fish is lively. A shallow net can let a proper scrapper bounce around or find the edge, whereas a deeper pocket gives you a bit more control. It isn’t a substitute for an unhooking mat or good fish care, but it can make the landing stage calmer and less stressful.
The included transport sleeve is another cracking touch. Wet mesh, lake weed and a whiff of venue water can make the journey home a bit grim. The sleeve helps contain the mess and odour, so your rods and luggage don’t end up smelling like the margins. Just remember to dry the net properly afterwards.
At the listed RRP, the 26-inch version is £22.99 and the 30-inch version is £26.99. That keeps the net in a sensible price bracket for anglers who want useful features without spending a load of extra quid. Pick the size around your fishing, keep the folding joint clean, and it looks like a bob-on bit of kit for everyday bank work.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Sizes
- 26-inch and 30-inch
- Net widths
- 26-inch model: 20-inch width; 30-inch model: 26-inch width
- Frame
- Anodised 12x9mm aluminium
- Design
- Folding frame with moulded screw-on spreader block
- Mesh
- Soft, fish-friendly mesh with increased depth
- Included
- Dedicated transport sleeve
Specs checked with Korum, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The angle
This isn’t a fancy, over-engineered net. It’s a practical bit of kit aimed at anglers who want decent capacity without dragging a massive rigid frame around.
The real appeal is the combination of a folding aluminium frame, soft mesh and a sleeve that contains the soggy, smelly aftermath of a session. That’s dead handy when the rods are off and the kit’s going straight back in the car.
What you’re buying
A compact frame with sensible fish-care touches
The Korum Folding Triangle Net uses an anodised 12x9mm aluminium frame and folds for easier transport. A moulded screw-on spreader block connects the net to your handle, while the soft mesh gives you a fish-friendly landing area with increased depth for short-term retention.
The 26-inch model has a 20-inch net width. The 30-inch model has a 26-inch net width, giving you more room for carp and larger mixed catches. Both come with a dedicated transport sleeve, which is a real bonus when the mesh is wet or covered in a bit of lake debris.
Worth knowing. The sleeve helps contain wet mesh, debris and odour, but don’t treat it as a drying bag. Open the net out and let it dry properly after the session to keep it fresh and ready for the next bite-time.
Choose your size
Pick the net around your fishing
The 26-inch version is the tidy choice for canals, smaller commercials, silverfish work and general coarse fishing. It’s compact and less imposing, making it a good match for anglers who move swims or carry minimal kit.
The 30-inch model is the more versatile option for carp, tench, bream and mixed venues where a better fish could show. That extra net width gives you more room to guide a fish over the frame when it’s doing its best to ruin the moment.
Worth knowing. If you’re regularly targeting very large carp, check that the available net width suits the stamp of fish in your venue. For normal carp and coarse fishing, the 30-inch version is the safer all-round bet.
Quick answers
The stuff anglers actually want to know
Does it fold small? Yes. The folding frame is designed for compact transport and storage, making it easier to carry in a holdall, barrow or car boot.
Is the mesh suitable for short-term retention? The increased-depth, soft mesh gives you that option while you sort the unhooking mat and camera. Keep the fish wet, supported and retained for the shortest practical time.
Worth knowing. The 30-inch model has a listed RRP of £26.99, while the 26-inch version is listed at £22.99. The small price gap makes the larger version worth considering if you fish mixed venues or want extra landing room.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Folding frame makes transport and storage much easier.
- Soft mesh is kinder to fish during landing and short-term retention.
- Included sleeve helps contain wet mesh, debris and odour.
- Two size options cover lighter coarse work through to more capable carp fishing.
Worth knowing
- The larger 30-inch version still takes up more room than a compact small-fish net.
- A folding design adds a moving joint that needs keeping clean and properly secured.
- The increased depth is useful, but don’t leave fish hanging around in the net unnecessarily.
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01Which Korum Folding Triangle Net size should I choose?
Which Korum Folding Triangle Net size should I choose?
Go for the 26-inch model if you mainly fish for smaller carp and coarse fish or want a more compact net. The 30-inch version is the safer all-round choice for bigger carp, mixed venues and anglers who like a bit more landing room.
02What does the folding design do?
What does the folding design do?
The frame folds for compact transport and storage. That makes it easier to stash in a holdall, barrow or car boot, especially when you’re moving between swims.
03What is the sleeve for?
What is the sleeve for?
The dedicated sleeve contains wet mesh, lake debris and odour after the session. Let the net dry properly when you can, but the sleeve stops the soggy net making a right mess of the rest of your kit on the journey home.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a proper handy net for roving and short sessions. The strongest reasons to choose it are folding frame makes transport and storage much easier. and soft mesh is kinder to fish during landing and short-term retention.; the main trade-off is the larger 30-inch version still takes up more room than a compact small-fish net..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Folding frame makes transport and storage much easier.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Mobile coarse anglers: The folding frame is easy to carry between pegs, canalside swims and roving spots.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “The larger 30-inch version still takes up more room than a compact small-fish net.”
Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.
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