I've just noticed a couple of comments on my article about landing net. My net is a Daiwa and its name is One-touch Landing Net. According to their catalog, they sell two sizes, large and small.
I also find they sell another similar net named One-touch Keiryuu (=stream) Damo (=net).
I hope this info helps you.
I'm still suffering from the bad eye illness, but am keeping my eyes open for nice fishing tackle as always. I've recently got a used but cool Fenwick Boron-X rod. Although the logos are almost going off, I guess it is 4- or 5-power, presumably a XCA 554 (=XC 554) or XCA 555 (=XC555). I've already removed all the guides and threads, and I'd like to build it up again using new parts during this winter season.

I wanted to go out for bass fishing a couple of more times, but I'm still having an eye trouble inside my left eye, so it seems my bass fishing is over this year. I'd like to clean my tackle, build up some rods, change and sharpen hooks of my lures, and so on, when I can spare time.
My left eye has got bloodshot since the end of last month, and I often go to see a doctor these days. Yesterday, I went to see another opthalomologist to take a detailed- and blood-test, and have to go there again on Monday afternoon. I am spending so many stressful days, because I can't go fishing, and run long, either.
This is a Heddon Dying Quiver in KYG/G color (a Smith's Japan Market color), which eyes are also bloodshot like mine.
This is another very early ABU 5000C. The grid (checker) on the left spool cap is a little deeply engraved, which is different from those of later ones. Unfortunately, the flame of this reel is without a foot number (maybe the former owner replaced it as soon as he/she bought it), but judging from the parts it must be one of the earliest 5000Cs.
Who can recognize the earliest ABU Ambassadeur 5000C, if it is not marked as 5000C? This reel is very precious to me.