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Landing nets · Carp and coarse tackle · Our take
Prologic C-Series Fishing Landing Net
42-inch · 6 ft handle
A 42-inch head, carbon arms and fish-friendly mesh make the Prologic C-Series a sensible bit of kit for everyday carp fishing.
- 42-inch landing-net head with 42-inch high-modular carbon arms.
- 6 ft / 180 cm handle, available in one-piece or two-piece versions.
- Ultra-soft, fish-safe 6 mm mesh in green or black.
- ABS spreader block includes a grab handle for pegging or securing the net.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Prologic C-Series Fishing Landing Net with a 42-inch head and 6 ft handle. It’s available with either a one-piece or two-piece handle, in green or black mesh.
Tackle Index Score
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A sensible, well-equipped full-size carp net with strong everyday appeal.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9/10
- Performance8.9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.8/10
- Ease of Use8.8/10
- Value for Money8.8/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp anglers fishing commercial lakes, gravel pits and club waters. The 42-inch head and 6 ft handle give you useful coverage when a proper fish is ready to come in.
- Anglers who want a transport-friendly net option. The two-piece version is easier to pack into a holdall or car, while still keeping the same general net setup.
Maybe skip if
- Roach, skimmer and tiny-puddle specialists. The 42-inch head is more tackle than you need for small fish and cramped little swims.
- Anglers with very limited storage space. Even with the two-piece handle, this is a full-size carp net rather than a compact stalking net.
The lowdown
Introducing the Prologic C-Series Fishing Landing Net
A 42-inch head, carbon arms and fish-friendly mesh make the Prologic C-Series a sensible bit of kit for everyday carp fishing.
- 42-inch landing-net head with 42-inch high-modular carbon arms.
- 6 ft / 180 cm handle, available in one-piece or two-piece versions.
- Ultra-soft, fish-safe 6 mm mesh in green or black.
- ABS spreader block includes a grab handle for pegging or securing the net.
Quick verdict
Verdict
The Prologic C-Series is a cracking all-round landing net for carp anglers who want a decent-sized head, a proper-length handle and fish-friendly mesh without piling on loads of needless faff.
The one-piece version keeps things simple and rigid, while the two-piece option is handier for transport. Add in the carbon arms, tapered profile and useful grab handle, and this looks like a very sensible bit of kit for regular bank work.
A sensible, well-equipped full-size carp net with strong everyday appeal.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9/10
- Performance
- 8.9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.8/10
- Ease of Use
- 8.8/10
- Value for Money
- 8.8/10
Carbon arms, a carbon handle, tapered construction and soft mesh give it a properly capable build.
The 42-inch head and 6 ft handle offer useful reach and coverage for normal carp swims.
It won’t catch fish for you, but the generous head and fish-friendly mesh make landing calmer and kinder.
The grab handle is useful, while the two-piece option helps with transport; the full-size design still takes room.
It brings the key features most carp anglers actually need without unnecessary complication.
Head to head
How it stacks up
Side by side with the closest kit we've reviewed. This updates as we add more reviews.
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Prologic C-Series Fishing Landing Net
A landing net doesn’t need to be flashy. It needs to open properly, reach the fish and keep everything calm when you’re trying to slide a decent carp over the cord. The Prologic C-Series has got that basic job pretty well covered, with a full-size 42-inch head and a 6 ft handle.
That 42-inch head is the first thing to clock. You get a generous opening, which is exactly what you want when a lump is wallowing in the edge and doesn’t fancy playing ball. There’s less frantic chasing about with the net, and more chance of guiding the fish in smoothly.
The arms are made from high-modular carbon and use a tapered profile. In plain English, that’s aimed at keeping the arms rigid and strong without making the whole thing feel like a scaffolding pole. Rigidity matters when you’re reaching out from a high bank or trying to get under a fish in a snaggy margin.
The handle is 180 cm, or 6 ft, which is a useful all-round length for carp fishing. It gives you enough reach for most swims without going completely daft. From a comfortable stance, you can work the net into the edge rather than leaning right over and putting yourself in a proper pickle.
There are one-piece and two-piece handle options. The one-piece version is the straightforward choice: fewer bits, no joining section to think about and a nice simple feel. It’ll suit anglers who keep the net ready to go and have enough room in the van, car or tackle shed.
The two-piece version is the more transport-friendly option. That’s dead handy if your rod holdall is already bursting, or if you’re moving swims and don’t want a full 6 ft handle sticking out everywhere. The two-piece model is listed under SKU SVS65034, while the one-piece is SVS65033.
Mesh choice is green or black, and both use an ultra-soft, fish-friendly 6 mm mesh. That’s the bit that matters on the bank. Soft mesh is kinder around fins and scales, and a sensible mesh size helps avoid creating an awful lot of faff when you’re trying to lift and support the fish.
The listed mesh dimensions are 106 × 106 × 90 cm, so this is built as a proper carp net rather than a little silver-fish scoop. There’s enough depth to contain a fish while you get the handle settled and bring it towards the unhooking mat. Just avoid lifting a heavy fish in the net unless the situation genuinely calls for it.
The ABS spreader block has a grab handle, which is a neat touch. You can use it to control the head, peg the net out or secure it in the margins while you get your other bits together. It’s a small feature, but these are the touches that make a net less awkward during a bite-time scramble.
Overall, the C-Series looks like a bob-on everyday carp net. It’s big enough for proper fish, has a useful handle length and keeps the fish-care side sensible with soft mesh. Pick the version that suits your storage, keep the mesh clean and supported, and it should be a reliable part of your setup rather than another bit of tackle to faff over.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Head size
- 42 inches
- Handle length
- 180 cm / 6 ft
- Handle options
- One-piece or two-piece
- Mesh
- 6 mm, ultra-soft fish-friendly mesh
- Mesh dimensions
- 106 × 106 × 90 cm
- Construction
- High-modular carbon arms and HM dry-weave styled carbon handle
Specs checked with Prologic, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The angle
This is the sort of net that gets on with the job. A 42-inch head gives you useful room for a decent lump, while the 6 ft handle gives enough reach for most swims, margins and shallow edges.
The key choice is really one-piece or two-piece. Go one-piece if you want maximum simplicity. Pick the two-piece if your rod holdall, car boot or stalking setup needs something a bit easier to live with.
Closer look
A full-size carp net with sensible details
The 42-inch head gives you a decent target when a carp is ready to come in. Its high-modular carbon arms are tapered to help with strength and rigidity, while the HM dry-weave styled carbon handle keeps the whole setup aimed at being sturdy without needless bulk.
The 6 mm ultra-soft mesh is fish-friendly and has useful depth, with the listed mesh dimensions measuring 106 × 106 × 90 cm. The ABS spreader block’s grab handle is handy for controlling the net and for securing it safely at the water’s edge.
Worth knowing. The package includes the landing-net head and 6 ft handle. The one-piece version is listed as SVS65033; the two-piece version is SVS65034. Check which handle format you’re ordering before adding it to the basket.
Who it suits
Built for everyday carp and specimen work
This is a strong fit for carp anglers on lakes, gravel pits, club waters and commercials. The head is generous enough for a proper fish, and the 6 ft handle gives useful reach when the swim has a shelf, reed line or awkward margin.
The two-piece option makes most sense for anglers who travel light or keep their tackle in a compact holdall. Stalkers fishing tiny, tight spots may prefer something smaller, while dedicated match anglers chasing silvers will probably find the 42-inch head a bit overkill.
For fish care, keep the mesh wet, support the net head properly and avoid dragging a heavy carp along the bank in it. The net is there to help you land the fish smoothly, not to replace an unhooking mat or sensible handling.
FAQs in full
The bits you’ll want clear before buying
The one-piece and two-piece versions are the same general style of C-Series landing net, with the main difference being how the handle breaks down for storage and transport. One-piece is simple; two-piece is easier to live with when space is tight.
Green and black are mesh colour choices rather than a change in the net’s main job. Both use the ultra-soft 6 mm fish-friendly mesh, so choose whichever colour you prefer or which sits best with the rest of your kit.
Worth knowing. The grab handle on the spreader block can be used for pegging or securing the net. That’s useful when you need both hands free for the unhooking mat, sling, camera or a cheeky brew.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Proper 42-inch head gives you room when a carp is thrashing at the net.
- HM dry-weave styled carbon handle and tapered arms offer a strong, rigid feel.
- Ultra-soft mesh is kinder to fins, scales and the fish’s slime coat.
- Grab handle on the spreader block is genuinely handy for securing the net or pegging it out.
Worth knowing
- A 6 ft handle and 42-inch head take up a fair bit of space, especially in the one-piece version.
- The two-piece handle is easier to transport, but adds a joining point compared with the simpler one-piece setup.
- A larger head can feel a bit much for tiny canals, tight margins or ultra-light roach work.
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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.
01What size fish is the Prologic C-Series Landing Net suitable for?
What size fish is the Prologic C-Series Landing Net suitable for?
It’s aimed squarely at carp and general specimen fishing. The 42-inch head gives you plenty of room for bigger carp, tench and other chunky fish, while the soft 6 mm mesh helps keep handling kinder.
02Should I choose the one-piece or two-piece handle?
Should I choose the one-piece or two-piece handle?
Choose the one-piece if you’ve got the storage room and want the simplest possible setup. The two-piece version is the more practical pick for travelling, transport and anglers who keep their tackle packed tight.
03Can the net be secured in the margins?
Can the net be secured in the margins?
Yes. The ABS spreader block has a grab handle that can be used for pegging or securing the net while you get the unhooking mat, camera and other bits sorted.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are proper 42-inch head gives you room when a carp is thrashing at the net. and hm dry-weave styled carbon handle and tapered arms offer a strong, rigid feel.; the main trade-off is a 6 ft handle and 42-inch head take up a fair bit of space, especially in the one-piece version..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Proper 42-inch head gives you room when a carp is thrashing at the net.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers fishing commercial lakes, gravel pits and club waters: The 42-inch head and 6 ft handle give you useful coverage when a proper fish is ready to come in.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “A 6 ft handle and 42-inch head take up a fair bit of space, especially in the one-piece version.”
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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