WE CARRY A GREAT RANGE OF BAIT NETS , PRAWN NETS AND DRAG NETS FOR SALE.  OUR CITER MONO DRAG NETS ARE 50FT LONG WITH A 6 FT DROP .

 WE ALSO CARRY A RANGE  OF CENTRE PULL CITER CAST NETS , BOTTOM POCKET CAST NETS  AS WELL AS TOP POCKET CAST NETS      OUR BRANDS INCLUDE  THE DOUBLE DIAMOND 

BRAND OF CAST NETS  AND DRAG NETS TO SUIT QUEENSLAND  AS WELL AS NSW

FOR CAST NETS CLICK HERE    CAST NETS

This net is illegal for use in NSW, however is accepted in other parts of the country.

 Please check your relevant state legislation for details. It is high quality Double Diamond 

netting, and comes complete ready-to -go.                 Poles not included.

6 Metres wide and 80 meshes deep 210/9ply Nylon Complete with Nets, Floats, Leads and Rope 10mm square mesh = 20mm stretched mesh size

Includes middle Pocket Brown Nylon Netting 

6m long 1.3m deep 20mm mesh weight 1790grams

This net is illegal for use in NSW

This net is illegal for use in NSW

4m long 1.8m deep  12mm squares = 25mm stretched mesh weight 2150grams

  25mm stretched mesh size

GREAT FOR TWO PEOPLE JUST DO A HAUL ON THE BEACH  OR  IN A RIVER TO COLLECT  FRESH BAIT  AND CATCH THOSE FRESH PRAWNS AND SMALL FISH

This net is designed for legal use in NSW.

READ --------   Regulations relating to Drag Nets in NSW ------- BELOW

 It is made from high quality Double Diamond nylon netting, and comes complete ready-to -go. We now have this new and improved model available with an extended pocket and extra leads. Poles

6 Metres wide and 100 meshes deep 210/9ply Nylon Complete with Nets, Floats, Leads and Rope 30mm stretched mesh size

Includes Top Pocket Brown Nylon Netting 

6m long 2m deep 30mm mesh weight 1175grams

This net is legal for use in NSW

Assembled in Australia by an experienced net maker, these top quality Prawn Drag Nets are designed for customers looking for a SERIOUS and TOP QUALITY net. This net features top quality workmanship and materials, and is deigned for high catch volumes. It is sized for LEGAL use, and designed to last.

Features:

UV Treated Polyethylene Green Netting - 30mm Mesh Size
7mm Polyethylene orange/Black trap rope top and bottom
Y3 Floats
Well weights lead line with Split Net Leads
Long pocket with lead snapper weight at end of pocket
Legal Size - 6m Wide

Top of the range net for maximum catch!

Regulations relating to Drag Nets in NSW

Hand-hauled nets:

• Maximum length - 6 metres.

• Mesh size between 30mm-36mm.

• Must not be staked or set, or joined or placed with any other net.

• Must be continuously and manually pulled through the water and not used as a stationary net.

• Must not be attached to a hauling line.

• Any fish caught which are subject to a size limit must be returned to the water.

• Must be registered

Net Registration

Prawn nets may be registered at NSW DPI Fisheries Offices (other than Head Office) at $23 for the life of the net.

The Net Registration Certificate must be carried when using the net, and shown on demand to a NSW DPI 

Fisheries Officer.

Note: NSW DPI Fisheries Officers spend much of their time out in the field and office days vary, therefore it 

 is suggested that you telephone in advance to make an appointment.

http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/aboutus/about/contact

Please contact your local fisheries department for information on regulations in your state.

Caring for your cast  nets

Prior to using your new net let it soak overnight in a solution of fresh water and fabric softener this will soften & lubricate the monofilament netting and brailed lines as well as relax the netting from tight packing.

Inspect your net before every use, mending any cuts or tears.

rinse your net with fresh water and hang until lead line is completely dry. DO NOT use any chemicals, such as bleach, soap, tar-remover, etc.. to clean your net

Never hang your net with the lead line off the ground as this will tighten the knots and will remove the "broken-in" feel.

Store your net in a cool, dry environment. Never expose it to the sun for exposed periods because sunlight is very harmful to the monofilament.

Using your net in areas of reef, rocks, or other submerged objects could lessen the life of your cast net. Avoid these areas if possible.