How big are the poles? I have a school project on fish and my group has to do a game. Do you think this will be large enough for us to use?
1497325
The poles extend! They look small in the photo but the extension is nice for taller children (or adults that want to play!)
1497326
The poles are 18" long from stem to tip. The fish are about 4" long. You didn't give an age group. Pre-school to 1st. Grade would be great. They are the perfect length to enjoy the challenge of "catching" a fish without the mess. It takes a "little" steady hand to snare the tips on the fish. My 3 youngest Grandkids are between 4-6 and they love it...they are quite tall.
2104915
Depending on the line wieght and tackle you use you should be able to land a fish up to 30lbs or more however that will be quite a accomplishment. No doubt if you keep trying you will land the big one so good luck and happy fishing.
1321054
You could potentially roll the extra net around the poles! I haven't done it. Otherwise this is for full size table
288262
If I remember correctly the poles were 1" diameter and about 2mm. thickness for the wall of the poles. I bought this for my brother and he never did use the polyethylene fabric, just the frame and some plastic netting wrapped around it to keep the deer out, so I don't know how long the fabric would last. The frame was pretty sturdy when all put together. We built this on a hill so for extra precaution & support we added metal plumbers tape (1/2" x 50' metal strap with holes drilled ever 1/2") diagonally on every other pole. Just like the the 4 support poles it came with just more of them with the metal strapping. If I remember correctly the poles were 1" diameter and about 2mm. thickness for the wall of the poles. I bought this for my brother and he never did use the polyethylene fabric, just the frame and some plastic netting wrapped around it to keep the deer out, so I don't know how long the fabric would last. The frame was pretty sturdy when all put together. We built this on a hill so for extra precaution & support we added metal plumbers tape (1/2" x 50' metal strap with holes drilled ever 1/2") diagonally on every other pole. Just like the the 4 support poles it came with just... » Read More If I remember correctly the poles were 1" diameter and about 2mm. thickness for the wall of the poles. I bought this for my brother and he never did use the polyethylene fabric, just the frame and some plastic netting wrapped around it to keep the deer out, so I don't know how long the fabric would last. The frame was pretty sturdy when all put together. We built this on a hill so for extra precaution & support we added metal plumbers tape (1/2" x 50' metal strap with holes drilled ever 1/2") diagonally on every other pole. Just like the the 4 support poles it came with just more of them with the metal strapping. « Show Less
1500584
I couldn't give you an exact measurement, but it was not too bulky. The pole broke down to about six or eight inches. Which you could do without and utilize wood from your camp site. This being said, I wouldn't recommend this product. The quality is extremely poor: it leaks, tears easily, stitching comes loose, zippers break immediately. This is not from one either, I bought several at one purchase for scouts, and all began breaking on the first night. Luckily I had brought some tarps with me.
383363
After using mine it feels like a 6-8lb test line. Works pretty flawless and a great pole for the price. Caught some bass and crappie and blue gill first time with it
2200342
Double check the diameter of the pole you are looking for with a tape measure, you will find different thiknesses for the poles specially if they have to fit perfectly, if not you can chose the most look like. length should not be a problem, anyway you can cut them to right size you need,
963483
The Pole is 2" in diameter, however that will be tricky, as it should be anchored a bit deeper for stability on the pool deck.
417330
The fly rod is 9 feet long. The biggest fish I've caught on it so far was a 19 inch rainbow trout. Handled it fine, but haven't tried with anything as big as you're talking about.
688317
Not sure. We can use because we didn't buy the $$$ pole. Won't work on our basketball goal. Beware!
74502
Yup. Been there, done that. Those are the fish I am generally going after when I'm using this pole. Though, I haven't caught any giants either, but you'll be fine with typically sized fish.
684205
I have bought a couple of these and like them ==> JED Pool Tools 50-560-16 Professional Deluxe Anodized Telescopic Pole, 16-Feet I will tell you this net can hold more than any hollow aluminum pole can handle. That doesn't change my opinion about either product but rather a cautionary word of advice to not overfill the net.
1599413
I's about 4.5 inches horizontally and about 3 inches tall that's pretty big for a fish bowl but if you need it for a trip it would be nice ...just not sure if you can mount it to fish bowl ????
921581
They will just run over it. we use 3" pvc pipe with a 3"T in it. Put the bait inside the t they will feed on it and you should read the label on the container!
889525
The poles are approx 1/4" in diameter. I use it to stuff hula costumes in and it's held up well. I also put a couple of plastic bins on top with no issues.
98761
Sorry, I cannot help you, as I do not fish for grouper or red snapper. I mostly troll. I would use this for game up to about 50 pounds. Bigger than that may strip the reel.
580730
Sorry. I was a gift. It was sufficient for a whole fish of perhaps no bigger than 4 obs. Hope this helps. Jane