Aquaculture Dip Nets – Fry, Fingerling And Bait Nets
These nets are ideal for handling small fish such as fry, fingerlings, and bait. Each net features an all-wood handle, which provides excellent grip and durability, especially in cold weather conditions. The nets are constructed with a heavy-duty galvanized steel frame for strength and longevity.
Steel net guards are standard on all nets except the skimming net DN29. The mesh is made of knotless nylon for smooth operation and reduced wear. Available in multiple configurations:
- Bag depth: 7″ or 12″
- Mesh size: 1/4″ or 1/8″
- Handle length: 20″ or 35″
| Dimensions | Details |
|---|---|
| Net Size | 16″ W x 12″ H |
| Handle Material | All-wood |
| Frame Material | Galvanized steel |
| Mesh Type | Knotless nylon |
| Guard Availability | Standard on all nets except DN29; optional for orders of 12+ units |
Replacement bags are not available. Guards can be removed with a hacksaw if desired for orders of 12 or more units.
FAQ
Are the net guards removable?
Yes, guards can be removed using a hacksaw. This option is available for orders of 12 or more units. For smaller orders, guards are standard and cannot be removed.
What is the mesh size available?
Mesh sizes available are 1/4″ and 1/8″.
Can I order a net without a guard?
Yes, you can order a net without a guard if your order is 12 or more units. Otherwise, guards are standard on all nets.
Nicola Anderson –
These dip nets are very reliable for handling fingerlings. The wooden handle stays sturdy even in cold water. The knotless nylon mesh doesn’t snag easily and the steel frame holds up well during repeated use. I use them daily in a pond setup and they’ve lasted over a year without damage.
Melanie Ferguson –
Good quality nets for small fish collection. The 12-inch bag depth works well for catching fry. The galvanized frame resists rust, which is a plus. I found the wooden handle comfortable to grip, though the guards are a bit heavy when not needed.
Sean Forsyth –
Excellent value for the durability. I ordered the 1/8″ mesh version for finer fish and it works perfectly. The all-wood handle is a nice touch for winter use. No issues with the mesh breaking or fraying after several months of use.