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Korum Power Landing Net
Korum Power Landing Net, two-piece 36-inch version — product code K0380004
A 36-inch net with a 1.8-metre handle, soft Micro Mesh and a few smart details that make it a cracking choice for roving predator anglers.
- 36-inch landing net head for proper coverage around larger coarse and predator fish.
- 1.8-metre handle, with a two-piece combo version available for easier transport.
- Super-soft 5mm Micro Mesh with reinforced carp-sack-style material around the rim.
- Pinned screw-head attachment, strong spreader block and isotope slots for low-light use.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the 36-inch Korum Power Landing Net with 1.8-metre handle, including the two-piece combo version. Other sizes or variants may differ.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A strong, practical net for mobile predator and bigger-fish coarse angling, with sensible handling features and a useful transport option.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9.1/10
- Performance9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.8/10
- Ease of Use8.9/10
- Value for Money8.6/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Mobile predator anglers. The reach, coverage and transport-friendly two-piece option make it well suited to roving sessions after pike, perch and zander.
- Coarse anglers targeting bigger fish. The soft mesh and 36-inch hoop give you a reassuring landing setup when a proper lump turns up.
Maybe skip if
- Light canal and river anglers fishing for small silvers. The 36-inch head and 1.8-metre handle will probably feel like overkill for small fish and tight little pegs.
- Anglers who want an ultra-compact net. Even with the two-piece version, this is built around reach and strength rather than the smallest packed-down size.
The lowdown
Introducing the Korum Power Landing Net
A 36-inch net with a 1.8-metre handle, soft Micro Mesh and a few smart details that make it a cracking choice for roving predator anglers.
- 36-inch landing net head for proper coverage around larger coarse and predator fish.
- 1.8-metre handle, with a two-piece combo version available for easier transport.
- Super-soft 5mm Micro Mesh with reinforced carp-sack-style material around the rim.
- Pinned screw-head attachment, strong spreader block and isotope slots for low-light use.
Quick verdict
A strong, sensible net for anglers who keep moving
The Korum Power Landing Net has the right mix of reach, fish-friendly mesh and practical transport details for predator and opportunist angling. The 36-inch hoop gives you useful coverage without becoming a massive faff to carry.
It’s not the daintiest little net for tiny silvers, but for pike, perch, zander and mixed-species sessions where a proper landing net matters, it looks bob on. The two-piece handle version is the one to eye up if you’re walking swims or fishing from awkward banks.
A strong, practical net for mobile predator and bigger-fish coarse angling, with sensible handling features and a useful transport option.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9.1/10
- Performance
- 9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.8/10
- Ease of Use
- 8.9/10
- Value for Money
- 8.6/10
The reinforced rim material, strong spreader block and pinned attachment point to a properly durable build.
The 1.8-metre reach and 36-inch head give you good control when the bank or swim is awkward.
The soft 5mm Micro Mesh supports safer, calmer fish handling and reduces the faff around hooks and fins.
Grip sections, isotope slots, a sleeve and the optional two-piece format all make life easier on the bank.
It offers a useful blend of reach, strength and fish-friendly features, though small-fish anglers may not use all that net.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Korum Power Landing Net
A landing net is one of those bits of kit you don’t want to think about until the rod hoops over and a proper lump starts rolling in the edge. Then you need it to be there, reach far enough and not turn a tidy landing into a right old kerfuffle. The Korum Power Landing Net is built around that simple job, with a 36-inch head and a 1.8-metre handle aimed squarely at anglers who want a bit more control.
It’s especially interesting for predator anglers and anyone fishing on the move. If you’re hopping between river bends, working a canal or covering a few likely-looking margins, a net that gives you reach without feeling flimsy is a big deal. You’re not always standing on a flat platform with the fish conveniently coming straight to hand. Banks can be steep, reed-lined, muddy and generally a bit awkward.
The 36-inch hoop gives you useful room when a pike, zander, big perch or unexpected carp comes alongside. That doesn’t mean you should chase a fish around with the net, mind. Get the head under the fish in one smooth movement, keep the mesh submerged where possible and let the fish slide over the centre. The extra width simply gives you a better margin for error when bite-time gets lively.
The mesh is a proper strong point. Korum uses a super-soft 5mm Micro Mesh, which is a much more reassuring choice around fins, trebles and delicate fish than coarse, scratchy netting. It’s also the sort of mesh that makes sense for predator work, where hooks can find their way into all sorts of places if you start waving a net about like a flag.
Around the rim, there’s reinforced carp-sack-style material. That adds a bit of substance where the net takes most of its knocks, particularly when it’s being dragged through cover, rested against a peg or shoved into the van after a long day. It also gives the whole head a more purposeful feel than a lightweight silverfish net.
The 1.8-metre handle is another useful bit of thinking. It gives you reach from low banks and awkward swims, and it means you’re less likely to lean out dangerously when a fish is ready for the net. On a snaggy margin or a peg with a drop-off, that extra length can be the difference between a calm landing and a frantic last-minute bosh.
There’s a two-piece combo version too, and that’s probably the one that will appeal most to roving anglers. It’s easier to carry between swims and less annoying when you’re squeezing through bushes or loading the car. The matt black finish keeps things understated, while shrink wrap at the butt and tip gives you extra grip when your hands are wet or the weather turns grim.
At the business end, the pinned screw-head attachment and super-strong spreader block are reassuring details. The spreader block also has isotope slots, which is a cheeky but genuinely useful touch for early starts, late finishes and those grey sessions where every little bit of visibility helps. It’s not just decoration; finding the net quickly matters when a fish is ready to go.
You also get a nylon stink sleeve for transport. That’s dead handy after a fishy session, especially if the net is going back in the boot with your tackle and clothing. No sleeve will replace a proper rinse and dry, of course, but it should help keep the worst of the whiff contained. Overall, the Power Landing Net looks like a robust, sensible choice for anglers who want proper coverage, reach and fish-friendly handling without loads of faff.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Net size
- 36 inches
- Handle length
- 1.8 metres
- Mesh
- Super-soft 5mm Micro Mesh
- Handle finish
- Matt black, with shrink wrap at the butt and tip
- Attachment
- Pinned screw-head attachment with strong spreader block
- Included
- Nylon stink sleeve; two-piece combo version available
Specs checked with Korum, Oct 2026.
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Our take
Built for the angler who won’t sit still
The big selling point here is how well the Power Landing Net fits mobile fishing. A 1.8-metre handle gives you a decent bit of reach when the bank is steep, the margin is snaggy or the fish decides to park itself just out of netting range.
The soft 5mm Micro Mesh is kinder around fins and hooks than rougher, wide-holed netting, while the reinforced carp-sack-style material around the rim adds a bit of welcome toughness. It’s a practical predator net rather than a flashy bit of tackle — and that’s exactly the appeal.
The practical bits
A 36-inch head with proper reach
The Korum Power Landing Net combines a 36-inch head with a 1.8-metre handle, giving you a useful landing setup for steep banks, wide margins and awkward swims. The super-soft 5mm Micro Mesh is friendly around fish and hooks, while the reinforced carp-sack-style material around the rim adds durability where the net gets bashed about.
The matt black handle has shrink wrap at the butt and tip for grip. A pinned screw-head attachment and strong spreader block keep the head connection purposeful, and the isotope slots are handy when you’re fishing into dusk or setting up before the sun’s properly up.
Worth knowing. The two-piece combo version is the better shout if you’re a roving angler. It’s easier to carry, store and thread through bankside cover, without giving up the reach that makes this net useful.
On the bank
Made for opportunist fishing
This net makes most sense when you’re not glued to one swim. Predator anglers moving between likely spots will appreciate the reach and 36-inch coverage, particularly when a fish comes in close to a reedbed, under a tree or beside a steep river edge.
It also works for coarse anglers targeting bigger fish. If your session might produce a decent carp, tench or bream as well as the usual bits, the larger hoop gives you room to land the fish properly. Keep the mesh wet, support the fish carefully and avoid lifting a loaded net by the handle alone.
Worth knowing. For tiny canals, small streams and silverfish work, this could feel like overkill. A smaller, lighter net will be less cumbersome when the fish are modest and the swims are tight.
Quick answers
The things you’ll want to know
Is it a predator-only net? Not at all. The soft Micro Mesh and larger head suit predator fishing particularly well, but the same features are useful for bigger coarse fish. It’s best thought of as a robust general-purpose net with a strong predator bias.
Does the sleeve replace cleaning? Nope. Give the net a good rinse after use and let it dry properly before storing it. The nylon sleeve is there to make transport cleaner and less whiffy, not to trap a damp net forever.
Worth knowing. The 36-inch size is a sensible middle ground: generous enough for a proper fish, but not an enormous boat-style net. Match it to the waters you fish and the size of fish you’re realistically expecting.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Soft 5mm Micro Mesh is a fish-friendly choice for predator and coarse fish handling.
- 1.8-metre reach gives you more control from awkward pegs and steep banks.
- Two-piece option is dead handy for mobile anglers and compact transport.
- Reinforced rim material, strong spreader block and pinned attachment inspire confidence.
- Nylon stink sleeve keeps the net contained and stops your carryall smelling like the margins.
Worth knowing
- A 36-inch head is more net than you need for small roach, perch or canal silvers.
- The longer handle can feel a bit much in tight swims, especially when stalking close in.
- The extra predator-focused strength and coverage won’t suit anglers after the lightest possible net.
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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.
01Is the Korum Power Landing Net suitable for pike?
Is the Korum Power Landing Net suitable for pike?
Yes. Its 36-inch head, soft 5mm Micro Mesh and reinforced rim material make it a sensible option for handling pike, provided you also use proper unhooking kit and handle the fish carefully.
02What is the handle length?
What is the handle length?
The handle is 1.8 metres long. A two-piece combo version is available, which is particularly useful when you’re walking between swims or carrying a few rods and bags.
03What is the stink sleeve for?
What is the stink sleeve for?
The nylon stink sleeve is for transporting the net after use. It helps contain dampness, fish slime and that classic netty whiff before it gets all over the rest of your gear.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a strong, sensible net for anglers who keep moving. The strongest reasons to choose it are soft 5mm micro mesh is a fish-friendly choice for predator and coarse fish handling. and 1.8-metre reach gives you more control from awkward pegs and steep banks.; the main trade-off is a 36-inch head is more net than you need for small roach, perch or canal silvers..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Soft 5mm Micro Mesh is a fish-friendly choice for predator and coarse fish handling.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Mobile predator anglers: The reach, coverage and transport-friendly two-piece option make it well suited to roving sessions after pike, perch and zander.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “A 36-inch head is more net than you need for small roach, perch or canal silvers.”
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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