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NuFish Novus Multi Power Landing Net Handle
NFH602
A slim, three-section carbon handle that gives you 2.2m or 3.3m of reach without lugging two separate poles around.
- Model code: NFH602
- Three-section carbon landing-net handle
- Usable at 2.2m with the bottom two sections, or 3.3m with all three fitted
- Sold as the handle only; a landing-net head is not specified as included
Make sure it’s the right one. This is the NuFish Novus Multi Power Landing Net Handle only. No landing-net head is specified as included.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A versatile handle with sensible features and two genuinely useful lengths, though the extra joints and separate head requirement need factoring in.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality8.6/10
- Performance8.7/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.4/10
- Ease of Use8.5/10
- Value for Money8.8/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp and coarse anglers fishing mixed venues. The two working lengths cover close margin work and swims where a bit more reach makes netting a lump less awkward.
- Anglers wanting a slim, adaptable spare or main handle. One pole can be set up short or long, saving space in the holdall and cutting down on tackle faff.
Maybe skip if
- Anyone expecting a complete landing net. This is the handle only. You’ll need a compatible head as well.
- Anglers who only ever fish tiny, close-in swims. A simpler short handle may do the job with fewer sections and less to assemble.
The lowdown
Introducing the NuFish Novus Multi Power Landing Net Handle
A slim, three-section carbon handle that gives you 2.2m or 3.3m of reach without lugging two separate poles around.
- Model code: NFH602
- Three-section carbon landing-net handle
- Usable at 2.2m with the bottom two sections, or 3.3m with all three fitted
- Sold as the handle only; a landing-net head is not specified as included
Quick verdict
A tidy bit of extra reach
The NuFish Novus Multi Power is a crackingly practical handle for anglers who fish a mix of close-in margins and wider, awkward swims. Use the bottom two sections for 2.2m, or add the third for a useful 3.3m reach.
The slim carbon build, soft-grip butt and brass-threaded joints make it look like a sensible bit of tackle rather than a daft overbuilt pole. Just remember, mate, you’ll need to pair it with a suitable landing-net head — this listing is for the handle alone.
A versatile handle with sensible features and two genuinely useful lengths, though the extra joints and separate head requirement need factoring in.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 8.6/10
- Performance
- 8.7/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.4/10
- Ease of Use
- 8.5/10
- Value for Money
- 8.8/10
Carbon construction, a slim profile and pinned, wrapped brass threads give it a reassuringly purposeful build.
The choice of 2.2m or 3.3m should cover a broad range of ordinary carp and coarse-fishing situations.
Extra reach can make landing fish from awkward banks calmer, reducing the need for stretching or scrambling at the net.
The two-length setup is straightforward, although three sections mean more joints to assemble and maintain.
At £44.99, getting two practical working lengths from one carbon handle makes a strong case for mixed-venue anglers.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the NuFish Novus Multi Power Landing Net Handle
There’s nothing worse than getting a carp waddling around the margins, only to find your landing-net handle is just a touch too short. You’re reaching, stretching and doing that daft sideways shuffle while the fish decides it quite fancies another lap. That’s where a multi-length handle like the NuFish Novus Multi Power earns its keep.
This is the NFH602, a three-section carbon landing-net handle built around two useful working lengths. Fit the bottom two sections and you’ve got 2.2m to play with. Add the third section and that stretches to 3.3m. Simple, but properly handy when you fish different swims through the year.
At 2.2m, it should suit the everyday jobs on a fair chunk of carp and coarse venues. Think normal margins, platforms and swims where you can get reasonably close to the water. You’re not waving a massive pole around for no reason, and there’s less handle sticking out behind you when the rods are off and a screaming take kicks off.
The 3.3m setup is the cheeky extra. It can make life easier from a high bank, over marginal weed, or anywhere the water’s edge drops away awkwardly. Sometimes that extra metre is the difference between guiding a tired fish over the cord and having to clamber down the bank like a right plonker.
Carbon construction keeps the design aimed at anglers who want a slim-profile handle rather than a chunky, broomstick-style pole. A slimmer handle is nicer to carry, easier to tuck beside the rods and generally less intrusive when you’re stalking the margins or moving between swims.
Two sections feature pinned and wrapped brass threads. That’s the sort of detail you want around a landing-net connection, because the joint needs to stay secure while you’re controlling a proper lump. As ever, screw everything together firmly but don’t go full gorilla — overtightening threads is a classic bit of avoidable bank-side faff.
The lower butt section has a soft-grip finish, which should be welcome when your hands are wet, cold or covered in a bit of slime. Netting a fish is often a two-handed, slightly frantic job, so a more secure feel at the back end is bob on. It also gives you somewhere comfortable to hold when you’re using the longer setup.
There is one important bit to get straight before you click buy: this listing is for the handle only. No landing-net head is specified as included. If you’re building a complete net from scratch, budget for a compatible head too. It’s an easy thing to miss when you’re scanning tackle listings, and nobody wants to turn up for a bite-time session with half a net.
At a manufacturer RRP of £44.99, the Novus Multi Power sits in a sensible mid-range sort of spot for a flexible carbon handle. Its strength is not fancy extras or a load of marketing waffle. It’s the ability to run short or long, with a slim build and useful joint details. For an angler who fishes varied venues, that versatility is the main reason to give it a look.
The only missing piece in the headline information is its weight. That isn’t listed, so it’s not possible to judge the exact balance from the figures alone. In practical terms, though, the design is clearly aimed at keeping things manageable rather than making you lug a monster pole. Keep the threads clean, check each section before a session and it looks like a dead handy bit of kit for getting a stunner safely on the bank.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Model code
- NFH602
- Construction
- Carbon
- Sections
- Three
- Usable lengths
- 2.2m with the bottom two sections; 3.3m with all three sections
- Threads
- Pinned and wrapped brass threads on two sections
- Price
- Manufacturer RRP: £44.99
Specs checked with NuFish, Oct 2026.
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Our take
One handle, two useful lengths
The real attraction here is flexibility. A 2.2m handle is a handy length for most standard carp and coarse swims, while 3.3m gives you more reach when the near margin is shallow, the bank is steep or the fish won’t come right under your feet.
It’s not trying to be a specialist stalking wand or a huge commercial-fishery pole. It’s a straightforward, slim-profile carbon handle for anglers who want one setup that can cover a few different jobs without a load of faff.
What you’re buying
A slim carbon handle with two working lengths
The Novus Multi Power is a three-section handle, with a 2.2m option using the bottom two sections and a full 3.3m option with all three fitted. That gives you a useful choice without carrying two separate poles.
It’s made from carbon and has a slim-profile design. Two sections use pinned and wrapped brass threads, while the lower butt section has a soft-grip finish. The handle is supplied on its own, so a suitable net head is still needed.
Worth knowing. The listed product price is £44.99, matching the manufacturer RRP. No weight is stated, so don’t buy it based on a claimed gram figure that isn’t there.
Best on the bank
Useful for mixed swims and changing venues
Use the shorter 2.2m setup for normal close-range netting, margins and compact swims. It should feel less cumbersome when you’re tucked into a tight peg or stalking a fish under your feet.
Fit the third section when you need to reach down a steep bank, over weed or out into a wider margin. That extra reach can take pressure off the fish and make the final few seconds of a landing job much calmer.
It’s best suited to anglers who want one adaptable handle. If you only fish little ponds or commercial pegs where the net is always close, a basic short pole could be all you need.
Quick answers
The stuff you’ll want to know
Does it come with a head? No. The Novus Multi Power is the NFH602 handle only, so pair it with a compatible landing-net head.
What lengths can you use? The bottom two sections give 2.2m, while all three sections fitted give 3.3m.
How should you look after it? Keep the brass threads free from grit, avoid forcing the joints and make sure each section is properly secure before netting a fish. A quick check beats a nasty bit of drama when you’ve got a PB in the margins.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Two useful fishing lengths from one handle
- Carbon construction with a slim-profile feel
- Pinned and wrapped brass threads on two sections
- Soft-grip lower butt section should feel secure in wet hands
Worth knowing
- The landing-net head is not included
- A three-section handle means more joints to keep clean and properly tightened
- No listed weight, so you can’t judge its overall balance from the headline specs alone
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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.
01Does the NuFish Novus Multi Power include a landing-net head?
Does the NuFish Novus Multi Power include a landing-net head?
No head is specified as included. The product is the NFH602 handle only, so you’ll need to add a suitable landing-net head.
02How long is the handle when assembled?
How long is the handle when assembled?
Use the bottom two sections for a 2.2m working length, or fit all three sections for a 3.3m working length.
03Is it suitable for carp fishing?
Is it suitable for carp fishing?
Yes, it’s aimed at the sort of flexible bank work where extra reach can help around margins, steep banks and awkward swims. Match it with a suitable carp net head for the fish and venue.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a tidy bit of extra reach. The strongest reasons to choose it are two useful fishing lengths from one handle and carbon construction with a slim-profile feel; the main trade-off is the landing-net head is not included.
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Two useful fishing lengths from one handle”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp and coarse anglers fishing mixed venues: The two working lengths cover close margin work and swims where a bit more reach makes netting a lump less awkward.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “The landing-net head is not included”
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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