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Fox Rage Rage Warrior Large Net

Large · 70cm · NLN022

Fox Rage4.590%Updated Oct 2026

A big, predator-friendly landing net with a 2.4m handle, rubberised mesh and a clever fold-flat design. Proper handy when you’re mobile and a decent fish shows up.

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  • 70cm diameter large landing net for predator fishing.
  • Handle extends to 2.4m for awkward banks and longer reach.
  • Rubberised mesh helps with fish care and reduces lure-hooking.
  • Easy-fold construction with a clip for hanging the net while mobile.

Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Fox Rage Rage Warrior Large Net, product code NLN022. It’s the 70cm version in the Rage Warrior range, alongside 50cm and 60cm models.

Tackle Index Score

9.0

Tackle Index score

4.590%

A capable, purpose-built predator net that earns its keep through reach, room and sensible fish-care features.

Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score

  • Product Quality9/10
  • Performance9.2/10
  • Impact on Fish Catching8.9/10
  • Ease of Use9.1/10
  • Value for Money8.6/10

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Who it suits

Is it right for you?

Great for

  • Mobile pike and predator anglers. The folding frame, carry clip and long handle suit anglers moving between swims with lure rods.
  • Fishing steep banks, canals and snaggy margins. The 2.4m reach gives you more control when the water is below your feet or the margin is awkward.

Maybe skip if

  • Perch anglers carrying minimal tackle. The 70cm large frame could be more net than you need for smaller fish and short urban sessions.
  • Anglers fishing very tight swims. The larger opening and extended handle need a bit of room to deploy cleanly.

The lowdown

Introducing the Fox Rage Rage Warrior Large Net

A big, predator-friendly landing net with a 2.4m handle, rubberised mesh and a clever fold-flat design. Proper handy when you’re mobile and a decent fish shows up.

  • 70cm diameter large landing net for predator fishing.
  • Handle extends to 2.4m for awkward banks and longer reach.
  • Rubberised mesh helps with fish care and reduces lure-hooking.
  • Easy-fold construction with a clip for hanging the net while mobile.

Quick verdict

A cracking big-fish predator net

The Fox Rage Rage Warrior Large Net looks like a very sensible choice for lure anglers who want plenty of room for a pike, zander or other chunky predator. The 70cm diameter gives you a generous opening, while the extending 2.4m handle helps when you’re fishing awkward banks, steep margins or a bit of canal towpath.

The folding design, hanging clip and rubberised mesh make it properly practical. It’s not the smallest net in the world when you’re carrying it around, and the large size could be overkill for little perch sessions, but for serious predator work it’s a bob-on bit of kit.

9.0/ 10 Tackle Index score

A capable, purpose-built predator net that earns its keep through reach, room and sensible fish-care features.

Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score

Product Quality
9/10

The robust construction, shaped arms, rubberised mesh and premium matt black finish give it a purposeful feel.

Performance
9.2/10

The 70cm opening and extending 2.4m handle are well suited to awkward predator swims and bigger fish.

Impact on Fish Catching
8.9/10

Rubberised mesh and reduced lure-hooking can make landing and unhooking safer and less stressful.

Ease of Use
9.1/10

It folds easily and includes a useful hanging clip, though the Large size naturally adds some bulk.

Value for Money
8.6/10

The practical design and predator-focused features make sense for regular lure anglers, while occasional perch anglers may not need this much net.

Head to head

How it stacks up

Side by side with the closest kit we've reviewed. This updates as we add more reviews.

Fox Rage Rage Warrior Large Net

Fox Rage

Fox Rage Rage Warrior Large Net (this one)

Our score
4.590%
4.594%

Top scorer

4.592%
Product Quality
9/10
9.9/10
9.7/10
Performance
9.2/10
9.6/10
9.4/10
Impact on Fish Catching
8.9/10
9.2/10
9/10
Ease of Use
9.1/10
9.4/10
9.2/10
Value for Money
8.6/10
8.6/10
8.8/10
Best for
Mobile pike and predator anglers
Carp anglers who want premium, lightweight tackle
Carp anglers fishing a mix of open and tighter swims
Big plus
Generous 70cm opening for pike and other chunky predators.
Very light for a full-size carp landing net.
High-grade carbon 6ft handle keeps the package strong and manageable.
Watch out for
The large size takes up more room than a smaller perch or chub net.
Premium pricing won’t suit every budget.
The 15mm isotope isn’t included, so you’ll need to buy one separately if you want that glow.

Scores are our own, out of 10. Best in each row is in green. Prices change, so check the latest before you buy.

The full rundown

Everything you'll want to know about the Fox Rage Rage Warrior Large Net

If you’re chasing pike, zander or big perch on lures, a proper landing net isn’t some optional extra you chuck in the bag when you remember. It’s part of the setup, mate. The Fox Rage Rage Warrior Large Net is built for exactly that job, with a generous 70cm opening and a handle that extends to 2.4m. That’s the sort of reach that can save a lot of faff when the fish is sat below a high bank.

The large size gives you plenty of room for a chunky predator. Pike especially can look enormous when they’re twisting beside the bank, and trying to guide one into a tiny net is asking for trouble. The shaped arms create a bigger netting area, so you’ve got a better chance of getting the head and shoulders in cleanly rather than chasing the fish around with the frame. Less drama is always a win.

It’s aimed squarely at predator anglers, not float fishers after a handful of roach. That focus comes through in the rubberised mesh. It’s a sensible material for lure fishing, helping with fish care while reducing the likelihood of treble hooks becoming buried in the net. Anyone who’s dealt with a pike, a lure and a traditional mesh net all at once will know how quickly that can turn into a proper mare.

The rubberised finish also makes the net a more fish-friendly choice for catch-and-release work. You still need to wet it, handle the fish properly and keep the unhooking routine slick, of course. A decent net doesn’t replace good fish care. It simply gives you a safer, more controlled way of getting the fish out of the water and onto the mat or unhooking area.

That 2.4m extending handle is another big tick. On a normal low bank, you might not need all that reach, but predator fishing often takes you to awkward spots. Canal walls, high riverbanks, steep reservoirs and swims with a nasty drop to the water can make landing a fish tricky. Extra length means you’re less likely to overreach, lean too far or drag a good fish through the margins.

For mobile lure fishing, the easy-fold construction is dead handy. You can keep the net folded while walking between spots, then open it up when the rods are off and a screaming take turns into a proper lump. There’s also a clip for hanging the net while you’re moving around, which is a small feature but one that makes a difference when you’re carrying a rod, lure box and the rest of your gear.

The trade-off is size. This is the Large model, so it’s not going to disappear into a tiny sling like a compact perch net might. If you spend most of your time hopping between urban spots after small perch, the 50cm or 60cm versions could be a tidier match. But if your target is pike, or you simply want more confidence around a good fish, the 70cm opening makes plenty of sense.

Build-wise, Fox Rage has gone for a robust construction with a matt black premium finish. It looks purposeful rather than flashy, which is probably just right for a bit of predator gear. The key thing is that the design gives you a decent combination of reach, room and fish-friendly mesh. For anglers who want one net that can cope with proper predators and awkward swims, this is a cracking package.

The Rage Warrior range comes in 50cm, 60cm and 70cm sizes, so choosing the right one comes down to your target species and how mobile you are. The Large is the option for maximum room and reach. It’s a bit more to carry, sure, but when a stunner is wallowing in the margins, you’ll be chuffed to have a net that’s up to the job.

Specifications

The nuts and bolts

Product code
NLN022
Net size
Large, 70cm diameter
Handle length
Extends to 2.4m
Mesh
Rubberised mesh material
Construction
Easy-fold design with shaped arms
Range
Available in 50cm, 60cm and 70cm sizes

Specs checked with Fox Rage, Oct 2026.

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Our take

Big enough for a proper predator, without becoming a total faff

The big selling point here is how the Rage Warrior Large balances fish care with mobile lure fishing. The shaped arms open up the netting area, giving you more chance of scooping a lively fish cleanly first time. That matters when there’s a big pike thrashing at your feet and trebles are waving everywhere.

It’s also designed to reduce lure-hooking, which is exactly what you want from a predator net. The rubberised mesh is kinder to fish than rougher traditional netting and should help keep hooks from becoming tangled quite so badly. Add the long, extending handle and easy-fold construction, and this is geared up for real bank work rather than sitting pretty in the tackle room.

The kit

A large predator net with useful bank-friendly touches

The Rage Warrior Large has a 70cm diameter and shaped arms that open up the netting area. That gives you plenty of room for a pike or other sizeable predator, particularly when the fish is lively and the margins are tight.

Its handle extends to 2.4m, so you’ve got more reach from high banks, canal walls and steep swims. The rubberised mesh is aimed at fish care and reducing lure-hooking, while the easy-fold construction keeps the net practical when you’re walking between spots.

Worth knowing. The Large is the 70cm model in a three-size range. If you mainly target perch or fish cramped urban swims, the 50cm or 60cm versions may be easier to live with.

On the bank

Made for mobile predator anglers

This is a strong match for lure anglers who cover water. Fold it while moving, use the clip to hang it, then open it up when a good fish finally comes to the net. The long handle is especially useful where you can’t get right down to the water.

Pike anglers will get the most obvious benefit from the roomy opening and rubberised mesh. It also suits anyone who’d rather carry a slightly larger net than risk trying to land a proper fish with something undersized.

For small perch sessions, very tight swims or ultra-light mobile fishing, it may feel a bit bulky. That’s not a fault with the design; it’s simply the compromise that comes with choosing the biggest version.

Quick answers

The bits you’ll want to know

It gives you a generous amount of room for a pike and is much more confidence-inspiring than a small perch-style net. Keep your unhooking kit ready as well, and guide the fish in head-first rather than chasing it around.

Yes. The construction is designed to fold easily, and there’s a clip for hanging it while you move between swims. That’s particularly useful when you’re carrying a lure rod and trying to stay mobile.

The range includes 50cm, 60cm and 70cm options. Pick the Large if pike, bigger predators, high banks or extra landing room are the priority. Go smaller if compact carry and tight swims matter more.

On paper

Pros & cons

What we like

  • Generous 70cm opening for pike and other chunky predators.
  • 2.4m extending handle gives useful reach from high or awkward banks.
  • Rubberised mesh is a sensible choice for fish care and tangled trebles.
  • Folds easily and includes a clip for carrying between spots.
  • Robust build with a smart matt black finish.

Worth knowing

  • The large size takes up more room than a smaller perch or chub net.
  • A 70cm opening can feel a bit much for tiny urban lure sessions.
  • Longer reach and bigger mesh area may add bulk when you’re walking miles.

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Your questions answered

What anglers want to know

The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.

01

What size is the Fox Rage Rage Warrior Large Net?

The large version has a 70cm diameter. It’s the biggest model in the three-size range, which also includes 50cm and 60cm versions.

02

How long is the handle?

The handle extends to 2.4m, giving you useful reach from high banks, canal edges and awkward margin swims.

03

Is the mesh suitable for lure fishing?

Yes. The net uses rubberised mesh, designed to support fish care and reduce the chance of lure hooks becoming badly caught in the netting.

What anglers say

The word from the bank

Our read: a cracking big-fish predator net. The strongest reasons to choose it are generous 70cm opening for pike and other chunky predators. and 2.4m extending handle gives useful reach from high or awkward banks.; the main trade-off is the large size takes up more room than a smaller perch or chub net..

Our take on the feedback

  • Why it appeals

    Checked Sept '26 — “Generous 70cm opening for pike and other chunky predators.”

  • Best fit

    Checked Sept '26 — “Mobile pike and predator anglers: The folding frame, carry clip and long handle suit anglers moving between swims with lure rods.”

  • Worth knowing

    Checked Sept '26 — “The large size takes up more room than a smaller perch or chub net.”

Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.

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