FishPond Confluence Net Release - Fly Fishing review and price compare 2024

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Product overview

Brand	FishPond
Item Weight	0.25 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH	13 x 10 x 1 inches

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8lb magnet pull force
12 coil expands to 96
Rubber strap to attach to top or bottom of net
A must have with any net
Attach to your belt or vest

product description

Don’t chase your net down the river. Protect it with the Confluence magnetic net release retractor from Fishpond. 11lb magnet pull force12” coil expands to 96”Rubber strap to attach to top or bottom of netA must have with any netAttach to your belt or vest

product details

Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 13 x 10 x 1 inches; 4 Ounces
Item model number ‏ : ‎ CNR-L
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 23, 2015
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ FishPond
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00TUT8RMU

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Questions about FishPond Confluence Net Release - Fly Fishing

11 or 12 pound real ease which is it?

Answer: 8lb magnet pull force

What weight does the magnets support up to?

Answer: - 8lb magnet pull force

Answer: My net release is attached to a midsized net which is about 2lbs, however the magnet is an 8lb pull force.

Answer: Fishpond specs say it's an 8lb pull force, and in our experience, it easily holds all of the small to mid-size fishpond nets with ease.

Product reviews of FishPond Confluence Net Release - Fly Fishing

K.D. : Plastic folder piece and coil rock, magnet sucks.

While the plastic foldover leash is fantastic for an attachment point, the magnet is pretty lackluster. For behind the back connections, you're pretty much S.O.L. This magnet is very strong once seated but impossible to connect unless you hold both pieces 1" or less apart. It also doesn't alwasy seat just right.The plastic foldover piece and the lanyard both work great. I used my old SF magnet to replace this magnet and now have a great system!

Albert Turner : Five Stars

Works great with my net!

Greg : This is a good magnet/leash combo

This is a good magnet/leash combo. I would have rated it 4 or 5 stars, but the magnet is actually TOO strong for my backpack/net and it makes it awkward to pull and release. If you have a larger net and/or hike rough terrain where your net may snag or dislodge, this is the leash for you

Albert Turner : Five Stars

Works great with my net!

Fool me once : Hardware is cheap

I don’t know what’s been happening to fishpond lately but two years ago I bought this net leash and it was amazing! I decided to get a second and first time using the leash ring straightened like a cheap slinky when I grabbed my net… I have replaced the ring with a sturdy after market one, but two years ago fishpond was the best… now, shoddy components, lousy floatant holders, what is going on….

Robert : Fishpond Confluence Net Holder

The Fishpond net itself is absolutely outstanding but the Net Release is very inferior and cannot recommend it to anyone at all. I have discarded it and will not use it ever again .

Fool me once : Hardware is cheap

DH : Five Stars

Nice net release finally a magnet that works!

Hurley : Five Stars

Love it....

Sagerods : Not bad

Everything but the magnets are pretty good. I bought this from my local fly shop and at first it’s pretty nice and works well….. except for the magnets. They pull nice when retrieving the net but they can’t find each other when you try to connect them again. I have to use two hands to basically find both magnets, line them up and then make sure they connect evenly so it has a decent connection. Would be worth the money if they had better magnets in it, but I’d say it’s overpriced and you’re paying for the name on this one.

Greg : This is a good magnet/leash combo

GrooveColo : Great looks don't mean everything...

Like others, I found the magnets extremely strong. I too had a little trouble with hook up. The magnets are inserted into the housing (green) and the lip between the two magnets is tight and forms an excellent edge and seal. For the blind hookup to happen (as in life), the edges need to be a bit more blunt and forgiving. I also found the rings not quite strong enough to provide for the quick and sudden yank that one does when netting the big one.

The rubber gasket for wrapping around the hoop end of your net is a nice touch. It helped in position the magnet for easier hookup.

For Fishpond and the price point, I was expecting more.

Jon M. : Do not use with Fishpond Summit sling

I got this thinking I could attach it to my Summit sling pack, but the attachment point hangs too low. With the net attached it hams well below my waste and into the water. It also leaves the net in a precarious position when you rotate the pack to your front to access it. This seems better suited for a vest. Also, the magnet is VERY strong. It takes some effort to pull your net off.

Greg : This is a good magnet/leash combo

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