Stowmaster nets are great, as they collapse and give you more room if you have a smaller boat. Plus the coating on the bag is super thick.

http://www.stowmaster.net/productcart/pc/viewCategories.asp?idCategory=4

Of course, I use the giant muskie net myself, which brings up something I see on you tube all the time that irks me in the same way. Muskies getting netted by tiny uncoated nets. I would understand if they were bass or walleye fishermen who caught an incidental muskie. Nothing wrong with that, but most of the time I see that they are using muskie lures and still have a tiny net. If you are specifically targeting big fish, why would you buy all the lures, rods and reels required, but still cheap out on a net? Frustrating thing to see, and worse, to catch a fish after it has been through this ordeal, with split fins, and scars on it. Probably about as bad as when someone catches a bass, but doesn't have any pliers on hand to get the hooks out of a deeply hooked fish.