Fishing Nets
Fishing Store NZ Made Custom Fishing Net Range.
We are New Zealand's leading custom-made fishing net manufacturers
We Manufacture the following types of fishing nets = Gill, Tangle, Set, Drag, or Floating nets as well as import Cast Nets for NZ, AU & Pacific island Market.
Best Selling Nets For the Following Fish
Target Species Mullet, Piper, Flounder, Bait, Snapper, well as materials to make your own nets with a mesh size to suit MPI Rules
- Standard mesh sizes are made in 10m,15m, 20m, 25m, 30m, 35m, 40m, 50m, and 60m in stock depending on fish species, use, & local regulations.
- Before Choosing your Net Check out MPI rules & Information on Nets as most people seem to have a poor understanding of current MPI rules.
Link For NZ Fishing Rules MPI
Link for Suggested Set net code of Practice
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Our many years of experience in Commercial and Recreational fishing with all types of nets have gone into ensuring that these are the best quality nets in New Zealand.
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All our nets are custom-made at our Factory shop in Auckland, NZ by our team that has over 50 years of experience.
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Flounder, Mullet, Piper/ Bait Fish Snapper. We make nets suitable for use all over NZ and the Pacific Islands.
We have a wealth of experience in commercial & recreational fishing including net design, tackle store management and commercial long-lining.
Our business owner has commercially fished with long lines, set, drag, ring, purse & trawl nets. He has owned and operated NZ’s largest gill-net boat for many years.
Our nets have the highest slinging—hanging ratio compared to any other imported or mass-produced nets providing the capability of catching 30% more, fish.
- The reason for this is our nets are made with 30% extra mesh, floats,& heavier lead ropes than other nets in the same price range.
- These nets are slung-hung using the tricks of the trade learnt from over 40 years of commercial fishing.
- This will take you directly to our fishing net information website with a lot more information thanks.
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Click here to download a PDF of our diagram on how to set a Snapper / Mullet / Kahawai Set Net