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Prologic Net & Spoon Handle
Prologic Net & Spoon Handle 180cm
A 6ft, two-piece composite carbon handle with a non-slip finish and metallic screw fitting. No faff, no daft extras — just a useful bit of landing-net kit.
- Product code 45708; manufacturer ID SVS45708.
- 180cm / 6ft overall length, split into two sections.
- 103cm transport length with a solid composite carbon construction.
- Handle only, with a non-slip finish and metallic screw fitting.
Make sure it’s the right one. This is the handle only. You don’t get a landing-net head, spreader block or spoon head in the pack.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A practical, no-nonsense handle that earns its keep when you need a replacement, spare or flexible net-and-spoon setup.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality8.6/10
- Performance8.4/10
- Impact on Fish Catching7.9/10
- Ease of Use8.8/10
- Value for Money8.1/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp anglers wanting a spare or replacement handle. The 6ft length works nicely for standard swims, margin fishing and everyday landing-net jobs.
- Coarse anglers using nets and bait spoons. The screw fitting and sensible packed length make it a versatile bit of kit for roach, tench, bream and carp work.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers needing a complete landing net straight out of the bag. This is handle-only, so you’ll need to add a compatible head separately.
- Stalking anglers who need adjustable reach. The two-section format is practical, but it doesn’t offer the reach changes of a telescopic pole.
The lowdown
Introducing the Prologic Net & Spoon Handle
A 6ft, two-piece composite carbon handle with a non-slip finish and metallic screw fitting. No faff, no daft extras — just a useful bit of landing-net kit.
- Product code 45708; manufacturer ID SVS45708.
- 180cm / 6ft overall length, split into two sections.
- 103cm transport length with a solid composite carbon construction.
- Handle only, with a non-slip finish and metallic screw fitting.
Quick verdict
A proper handy spare handle
The Prologic Net & Spoon Handle is a straightforward bit of kit that should suit carp and coarse anglers wanting one handle for landing nets, bait spoons or general bank work. Its two-section, solid composite carbon build keeps transport sensible without making the handle feel like a flimsy afterthought.
The main thing to clock is what you’re buying: this isn’t a complete net. Add a compatible head or spoon and it becomes a useful, flexible tool. If you’re after a dedicated ultra-light stalking handle or a telescopic pole for serious reach, you’ll want to look elsewhere.
A practical, no-nonsense handle that earns its keep when you need a replacement, spare or flexible net-and-spoon setup.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 8.6/10
- Performance
- 8.4/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 7.9/10
- Ease of Use
- 8.8/10
- Value for Money
- 8.1/10
Solid composite carbon, a non-slip finish and a metallic fitting give it the right ingredients for regular bank use.
The 180cm length should handle most everyday netting jobs, though it lacks telescopic reach adjustment.
It won’t make fish feed, but reliable reach and a secure handle help you finish the job cleanly when a bite comes off.
Two sections, a 103cm packed length and a non-slip grip keep transport and handling pleasantly straightforward.
It can be good value as a replacement or spare, but remember you still need to buy a compatible head.
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 Net & Spoon Handle
There’s nothing flashy about the Prologic Net & Spoon Handle. No clever folding trickery. No daft bells and whistles. It’s a handle, plain and simple — but a decent handle can make a proper difference when a fish is ready for the net and your heart rate’s climbing.
At 180cm, or 6ft, it sits in a useful everyday length. That’s enough reach for most carp and coarse swims without turning the thing into a massive pole you’re forever catching on the reeds, bivvy or other rods. For margin work, standard pegs and general netting duties, it looks bob on.
The handle splits into two sections, bringing the transport length down to 103cm. That’s the sort of measurement that’ll behave itself in a rod holdall or tackle bag. It won’t disappear completely, obviously, but it’s far less of a faff than carrying a full-length handle through a tight swim or down a busy towpath.
Construction is solid composite carbon. That should give you the useful blend most anglers want: enough strength for a proper carp, without the handle feeling like a scaffold pole. As ever, the head you attach matters as well. A strong handle won’t rescue a poorly matched or damaged net head when a lump is wallowing in the margins.
The black finish keeps things understated, while the non-slip handle finish is a welcome touch. Landing a fish is not the moment for a shiny, slippery grip — especially when the bank’s wet, your hands are slimed up and the fish has decided it wants one last bosh for freedom.
There’s a metallic screw fitting at the top. That gives the handle the right sort of versatility for use with compatible landing-net and spoon heads. It’s worth checking the thread and fitting on your existing gear before ordering, mind. A bargain handle is no use sitting beside a head that won’t screw on properly.
The big thing to understand is that this isn’t a complete landing net. You’re buying one handle only. If you’ve already got a cracked, bent or lost handle, that’s good news. It could also make a useful spare for the car or a second net setup. If you need the whole shebang for a new campaign, remember to add the head to the shopping list.
For baiting or clearing a tricky spot, a compatible spoon head could also make this more useful than a single-purpose net pole. That flexibility is the appeal. One handle can cover a few jobs, and at 6ft it should be manageable in most normal swims. Just don’t expect the adjustable reach of a telescopic handle.
There are limits, naturally. A two-section handle won’t give you different working lengths, and serious long-range margin work may call for something longer. Likewise, stalking anglers who live in tiny, snaggy swims might prefer a shorter specialist handle. But for a standard carp or coarse setup, this Prologic is a sensible, no-nonsense option.
So, who should look at it? Anyone replacing a handle, building a compatible net setup or wanting a spare without filling the holdall with more clutter. It won’t transform your rig or put more fish on the bank by magic, but it can make the landing stage smoother — and that’s when smooth, reliable tackle earns its keep.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Product code
- 45708
- Manufacturer product ID
- SVS45708
- Overall length
- 180cm / 6ft
- Sections
- Two
- Transport length
- 103cm
- Construction and finish
- Solid composite carbon; black, non-slip handle with metallic screw fitting
Specs checked with Prologic, Oct 2026.
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Our take
One handle, a fair few jobs
At 180cm, this sits in the useful middle ground for normal carp and coarse fishing. It’s long enough for most margin and near-bank situations, while the two-piece design packs down to a much more manageable 103cm for the holdall.
The solid composite carbon construction, non-slip finish and metallic screw fitting all point towards a handle designed for repeated bank use rather than a one-session gimmick. The value depends heavily on whether you already own compatible net or spoon heads, but as a spare or replacement, it makes plenty of sense.
What you’re buying
A tidy two-piece handle with useful reach
The Prologic Net & Spoon Handle measures 180cm when assembled and splits into two sections for a 103cm transport length. That’s a practical shape for the average carp or coarse swim: enough reach for landing fish safely, without becoming awkward luggage on the walk down.
Its solid composite carbon construction is aimed at giving you strength with manageable weight. The black handle has a non-slip finish, and the metallic screw fitting is designed for compatible landing-net or spoon heads. The handle is sold on its own, so check your existing head before committing.
Worth knowing. The product code is 45708, with manufacturer product ID SVS45708. Don’t confuse this listing with a complete Prologic net — there’s no head included here.
On the bank
A handy choice for everyday swims
This makes most sense as a replacement or spare handle. If your current pole has gone wonky, the thread is damaged or you simply want another setup ready to go, the 6ft length should cover normal carp and coarse duties. It’ll be at home with margin fishing, commercial carp work and general pleasure sessions.
The screw fitting also gives it potential for bait-spoon duties, assuming you have the right compatible head. That makes it more flexible than a handle bought for one job only. Keep it clean after muddy sessions and avoid forcing a cross-threaded head — small bits of care prevent big tackle faff.
Worth knowing. If you fish huge reservoirs, deep margins or swims where you need extra reach, 180cm may feel limiting. Likewise, if you’re starting from scratch, price up a complete net as well as this handle-only option.
Quick answers
The bits anglers usually want cleared up
Is it carp-safe? The handle itself is intended for normal carp and coarse fishing, but the complete setup is only as good as the net head you fit. Use a suitable, fish-friendly head in good condition, and make sure the connection is secure before fishing.
Will it fit any net head? Not automatically. The metallic screw fitting is useful, but threads and fittings can vary. Match it with a compatible Prologic or third-party head rather than assuming every head will be a perfect fit.
Worth knowing. This handle has been listed as out of stock or sold out by some retailers, so availability may vary. Check the individual retailer listing before planning a tackle-shop dash.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Useful 180cm length for everyday carp and coarse fishing.
- Two-section build packs down neatly to 103cm.
- Solid composite carbon construction should offer a good balance of strength and weight.
- Non-slip finish is handy when the margins are slick or you’re netting a lump in a hurry.
- Metallic screw fitting gives it broad practical appeal for compatible heads and spoons.
Worth knowing
- It’s only a handle, so you’ll need to budget for a separate net or spoon head.
- A fixed two-section design gives less reach flexibility than a telescopic handle.
- Compatibility still needs checking before pairing it with an existing head.
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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.
01Does the Prologic Net & Spoon Handle include a landing-net head?
Does the Prologic Net & Spoon Handle include a landing-net head?
No. It’s the handle only. You’ll need to pair it with a compatible landing-net head or spoon head.
02How long is the Prologic Net & Spoon Handle?
How long is the Prologic Net & Spoon Handle?
It measures 180cm, or 6ft, when assembled. Its transport length is 103cm.
03Is it suitable for carp fishing?
Is it suitable for carp fishing?
Yes, its length and solid composite carbon construction make it a sensible option for normal carp and coarse fishing, provided the head you fit is compatible and suitable for the fish you’re targeting.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a proper handy spare handle. The strongest reasons to choose it are useful 180cm length for everyday carp and coarse fishing. and two-section build packs down neatly to 103cm.; the main trade-off is it’s only a handle, so you’ll need to budget for a separate net or spoon head..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Useful 180cm length for everyday carp and coarse fishing.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers wanting a spare or replacement handle: The 6ft length works nicely for standard swims, margin fishing and everyday landing-net jobs.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “It’s only a handle, so you’ll need to budget for a separate net or spoon head.”
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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