Disclosed is a foldable dip net provided with a handle and a method for using the same. The foldable dip net comprises a handle, a connector and a net rack, wherein the handle comprises a U-shaped support, a handle lever is arranged at the front end of the U-shaped support, and an arm rest plate is arranged on the tail end of the U-shaped support; the connector comprises a mounting base body fixed to the forefront of the U-shaped support and provided with a lock structure, and a light-emitting unit is arranged in the mounting base body; the tail end of the net rack is hinged to the mounting base body through a rotary pin, and a clamping groove is formed in the side wall of the rotary pin and is matched with the lock structure. When the dip net is used, a user holds the handle lever from below with the palm facing upwards and the back of the arm leaning against the upper surface of the arm rest plate and then applies an acting force to the net rack under the combined effect of the wrist and the arm, and accordingly to the lever principle, fish can be scooped more effortlessly, the fish scooping angle can be controlled more easily, and fish can be scooped more accurately; and the light-emitting unit is used to attract fish.

Disclosed is a foldable dip net provided with a handle and a method for using the same. The foldable dip net comprises a handle, a connector and a net rack, wherein the handle comprises a U-shaped support, a handle lever is arranged at the front end of the U-shaped support, and an arm rest plate is arranged on the tail end of the U-shaped support; the connector comprises a mounting base body fixed to the forefront of the U-shaped support and provided with a lock structure, and a light-emitting unit is arranged in the mounting base body; the tail end of the net rack is hinged to the mounting base body through a rotary pin, and a clamping groove is formed in the side wall of the rotary pin and is matched with the lock structure. When the dip net is used, a user holds the handle lever from below with the palm facing upwards and the back of the arm leaning against the upper surface of the arm rest plate and then applies an acting force to the net rack under the combined effect of the wrist and the arm, and accordingly to the lever principle, fish can be scooped more effortlessly, the fish scooping angle can be controlled more easily, and fish can be scooped more accurately; and the light-emitting unit is used to attract fish.

A net retaining system includes a base component and a head component. The base component includes a first surface, an opposite second surface, a retention member provided to the first surface and a cradle projecting from the first surface and configured to grip a net rim near a net handle. The head component includes, a first engagement member facing a first direction, a second engagement member facing a second, opposite direction and a column having first and second ends. The first and second engagement members are configured for selective coupling with the retention member of the base component. The column separates the first and second engagement members and is configured to extend through the net handle so as to resist rotation relative to the net handle.

A net retaining system includes a base component and a head component. The base component includes a first surface, an opposite second surface, a retention member provided to the first surface and a cradle projecting from the first surface and configured to grip a net rim near a net handle. The head component includes, a first engagement member facing a first direction, a second engagement member facing a second, opposite direction and a column having first and second ends. The first and second engagement members are configured for selective coupling with the retention member of the base component. The column separates the first and second engagement members and is configured to extend through the net handle so as to resist rotation relative to the net handle.

A net retaining system includes a base component and a head component. The base component includes a first surface, an opposite second surface, a retention member provided to the first surface and a cradle projecting from the first surface and configured to grip a net rim near a net handle. The head component includes, a first engagement member facing a first direction, a second engagement member facing a second, opposite direction and a column having first and second ends. The first and second engagement members are configured for selective coupling with the retention member of the base component. The column separates the first and second engagement members and is configured to extend through the net handle so as to resist rotation relative to the net handle.

A net retaining system includes a base component and a head component. The base component includes a first surface, an opposite second surface, a retention member provided to the first surface and a cradle projecting from the first surface and configured to grip a net rim near a net handle. The head component includes, a first engagement member facing a first direction, a second engagement member facing a second, opposite direction and a column having first and second ends. The first and second engagement members are configured for selective coupling with the retention member of the base component. The column separates the first and second engagement members and is configured to extend through the net handle so as to resist rotation relative to the net handle.

A wire netting, in particular a safety net, includes a plurality of helices which are braided with one another and at least one of which is manufactured of at least one single wire, a wire bundle, a wire strand, a wire rope and/or another longitudinal element with at least one wire, and which includes at least one first leg, at least one second leg and at least one bending region connecting the first leg and the second leg to one another. In a longitudinal view in parallel to a longitudinal direction of the helix, the bending region includes at least one bending zone with a bending curvature and at least one first transition zone which is connected to the first leg and has a first transition curvature that differs from the bending curvature.

A netting apparatus especially useful for underwater use for the capture of crustaceans and other prey is capable of one-handed rapid net mouth closure. The apparatus includes an elongate handle coupled distally with a hoop and a flexible net mounted about the circumference of the hoop opening to form a net bunt. Access into and out of the net bunt is selectively restricted by a unique net closure mechanism associated with the handle, hoop and net. The net closure mechanism includes a pair of elastic bands disposed across the hoop opening with the net disposed between the bands to create the net mouth. A drawing apparatus is adapted to stretch the bands apart from one another from their normally relaxed substantially parallel orientation wherein the net mouth is said to be closed to its open position wherein the bands are held under tension. Releasing tension on the bands is carried out by activating a trigger on the handle causing the bands to rapidly return to their closed position for capture of prey within the net bunt.

A netting apparatus especially useful for underwater use for the capture of crustaceans and other prey is capable of one-handed rapid net mouth closure. The apparatus includes an elongate handle coupled distally with a hoop and a flexible net mounted about the circumference of the hoop opening to form a net bunt. Access into and out of the net bunt is selectively restricted by a unique net closure mechanism associated with the handle, hoop and net. The net closure mechanism includes a pair of elastic bands disposed across the hoop opening with the net disposed between the bands to create the net mouth. A drawing apparatus is adapted to stretch the bands apart from one another from their normally relaxed substantially parallel orientation wherein the net mouth is said to be closed to its open position wherein the bands are held under tension. Releasing tension on the bands is carried out by activating a trigger on the handle causing the bands to rapidly return to their closed position for capture of prey within the net bunt.

An attachment kit configured to attach to a landing net, the attachment kit including an arm bed including: a receptacle having a concave surface for contacting a user's forearm or elbow, and a bed attachment portion operably connected to the receptacle, the bed attachment portion configured to contact a pole portion of the landing net for affixing the arm bed to the pole portion.