THE SALMON GYE
Carefully designed to give the best possible strength-to-weight ratio.
The unique age-hardened and tempered alluminium alloy diamond rim and hexagonal shaft result in a lighter, stronger, smarter frame that neatly cuts through the water.
FEATURES
~ Diamond, age-hardened & tempered aluminium alloy rim
~ Hexagonal, age-hardened & tempered aluminium alloy shaft
~ Brass tapered locking mechanism
~ Nylon glass toughened resin knuckle
Click on the INNOVATIONS link on the left for more detailed information
The SUPERIOR SALMON GYE landing net features a forest green hand-finished deluxe knotless mesh with top loops net bag.
The SALMON GYE landing net features a black knotless mesh pan-style net bag.
ACCESSORIES
The Ground Spike is a popular add-on to the salmon gye net. Simply screw into the rubber end and your net can be used as a wading or walking stick.
The Salmon Gye PEEL SLING is an accessory that allows you to carry your net 'hands-free', release and
despatch for use whilst keeping control of your
catch.
The Superior Salmon Gye landing net was chosen to feature in a salmon fishing programme on ITV titled ‘Salmon Journey’.
When the crew were filming at the Newtyle beat on the Tay a beautiful fish was landed successfully with a Fastnet Superior Salmon Gye landing net. Here is what the Ghillie had to say on his blog:
“Here's Donnie Whiteford's fly caught springer just prior to release. This beautiful sea-liced Tay springer was hooked in the neck of the Cottar Pool at around 9.30am on the deadly 'Park Shrimp' fly. Donnie was up on Newtyle today as part of the Scottish Media Group filming party who are collecting excellent footage from the Tay, Spey, Tweed, Dee & Esk's for their forth coming Autumn series titled 'Salmon Journey'. Today they filmed 2 of the 3 Newtyle springers being played, landed & released amongst other interesting footage. Very well done Donnie & I can't wait now to see the actual programme later this year. Derek King landed a lovely 8 lbs springer up in our Ferry Pool this afternoon, which he carefully returned. This was Derek's very first visit to Newtyle so very well done too”.
Jock Monteith