Landing & Dip Nets

We offer a range of hoop diameters and shapes, fixed or telescoping handles, and shallow or deep bags to suit the fish size and reach you need. Deck crews tend toward larger hoops and longer handles, while hatchery work favors smaller, controlled bags. Tell us your application and we will recommend a matched hoop, handle, and bag.

Hoops and handles are anodized aluminum or fiberglass for corrosion resistance and a light, balanced feel, while bags are knotless nylon, rubber-coated, or PE mesh. Rubber-coated and knotless bags are gentle on slime coats and snag-free for hooks and fins. Telescoping handles use reinforced locking joints that hold under load.

Rubber-coated and knotless bags are best for catch-and-release because they protect the slime coat and shed hooks without tangling, while PE mesh is a durable choice for high-volume deck and transfer work. Deeper bags hold larger or active fish more securely. Describe your handling and we will match the bag and depth to it.

Yes — hoop size and shape, handle material and length, bag type and depth, and grip color are all configurable, and we run OEM and private-label programs. Handle branding and custom hang tags can be added. First-time branded runs include sampling so you can confirm balance and feel before volume production.

Standard landing and dip nets ship by the carton and consolidate toward container volume for wholesale orders. Custom or private-label configurations typically start around 500 units, depending on frame and bag selection. We confirm the exact minimum once your specification is finalized.

Standard nets are usually ready in about 30–45 days after deposit. A first custom or branded run takes roughly 45–60 days including sampling, with repeat orders returning to the 30–45 day window. Carton and container consolidation are scheduled alongside production.