Koi Pro 80cm Koi Net with 3m Aluminium Handle
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Head diameter | 80cm |
| Handle length | 3m |
| Handle material | Aluminium |
| Handle construction | Two parts |
| Included | 1 complete net and holdall |
This Koi Pro net combines an 80cm round head with a 3m aluminium handle. It is a complete net, rather than a replacement head. The two-part handle and supplied holdall make the equipment easier to put away between uses. The photograph illustrates the available net sizes; this listing supplies one 80cm net.
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Koi Pro 80cm Koi Net with 3m Aluminium Handle
A broad round head and long two-part handle for planned koi handling
The Koi Pro 80cm Koi Net pairs an 80cm round head with a 3m aluminium handle, providing a complete set for guiding koi into position for inspection or transfer. Aquadistri identifies this model as 09050545. It includes a holdall, and the handle separates into two sections for storage and transport.
This listing supplies one complete 80cm net, rather than both sizes shown in the supplier’s range photograph. The broad head and long handle should be considered together when planning your purchase: you need room to manoeuvre the net as well as sufficient reach from a secure position beside the pond.
Product dimensions and contents
| Brand | Koi Pro |
|---|---|
| Head diameter | 80cm, round |
| Handle length | 300cm / 3m |
| Handle construction | Two-part aluminium handle |
| Included equipment | One complete net and holdall |
| Manufacturer number | 09050545 |
| Supplier code | NH578 |
Allow space for the 80cm head
Think through the route from the fish to the receiving bowl before choosing a net. An 80cm head needs clearance around pond fittings, planting and access openings. Check the space available beside the pond too, particularly if the bowl and another person will occupy the same working area.
The head diameter is not a fish-length rating. It describes the net, rather than guaranteeing suitability for every koi below a particular size. Consider the fish’s overall size and how it will be guided and transferred. A larger head should still be used with controlled movements, not as a reason to crowd several fish together.
What the 3m handle measurement means
The stated 3m dimension applies to the handle, not the total assembled length including the head. Your practical reach also depends on the pond edge, the working angle and where you can stand securely. Plan around those conditions instead of assuming a three-metre pole lets you work safely at every point three metres away.
The Koi Pro 60cm net with 2.5m handle provides a smaller alternative. This 80cm version has a head 20cm wider and a stated handle 50cm longer. Compare both differences when considering manoeuvrability, access and the fish you need to manage.
Assembly and storage of the complete set
Aquadistri describes the aluminium nets as lightweight and strong. The two-section handle and holdall make this long set easier to put away than leaving it fully assembled. Assemble the equipment before approaching the fish and inspect the handle joint and head connection for a secure fit.
Keep connecting surfaces free of debris and stop if a section will not fit correctly. This is a two-part handle, not a specification for continuous telescopic adjustment. Do not substitute an unrelated handle or head merely because it appears similar; the complete model reference is the useful starting point for a compatibility enquiry.
Use the net to guide a fish while it is supported by water
Blue Ridge Koi’s handling guidance recommends calm, deliberate net movements and avoiding repeated chasing. Bring the koi towards a prepared transfer position while keeping its weight supported by water. A round pan-style net is not a carrying basket for moving a fish above the pond.
Have a suitable transfer sock or bag ready for the next step. Our Norfine koi sock nets include different water-handling formats, so check the selected type and size. Agree the transfer sequence with your helper before starting, rather than trying to organise the receiving equipment with a fish already waiting.
Keep the inspection focused
Cuttlebrook Koi Farm advises keeping handling to a minimum. Decide why the fish needs to be moved, arrange the receiving vessel and prepare any photographs or records you need. Wet hands are important if direct contact becomes necessary, and a fish should not be forced against a surface to hold it still.
Choose the bowl according to the koi and the task, independently of the net diameter. Enough water depth and working room matter alongside the bowl’s width. A matching number in a bowl’s product name is not evidence that it will suit the fish or the intended procedure.
Check the mesh and plan replacements by model
Inspect the netting for tears, rough areas and wear before each use, including around its attachment to the rim. Check the frame and handle too. Replacing worn mesh will not resolve a damaged head or loose handle joint, so examine the complete set before deciding which part needs attention.
The manufacturer lists replacement netting for the range. Quote 09050545 and the 80cm head diameter when checking an appropriate replacement. After use, remove debris, clean the equipment appropriately and allow it to dry before packing the holdall. Keep the mesh clear of closures and store the head where tools cannot crush or snag it.



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