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Single-strand monofilament netting in 0.33 mm line, 1-inch mesh, sold as a 200-yard bundle. It is built like heavy fishing line: double-knotted so knots hold, with double selvage top and bottom for roping to floats and lead line. It absorbs little water, so it stays lighter than nylon multifilament and sheds mud and debris. Best suited to commercial gill net and trammel net work; the 0.33 mm line is light for big, hard-fighting species.
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| Mesh Size | Mesh Depth | Approx. Weight Per Bundl | Stretch | Square Mesh | Feet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1" | 36 | 3 | 25 | 96 | 8 |
| 1" | 10 | 108 | 120 | 144 | 12 |
| 1" | 170 | 14.2 | 72md(6ft) | 84md(7ft) | 96md(8ft) |
| 1" | 108 md (9ft) | 120 md (10ft) | 144md(12ft) | 170md(14.2ft) | 200md(16.6ft) |
| Weight | 10 lb | 25 lb |
This is single-strand monofilament netting, similar to the line used in rod-and-reel fishing. It is mostly used for gill nets and trammel nets in commercial fishing. The mesh is 1 inch stretch (.5 inch square), and the strand is 0.33 mm thick.
The mud and debris wash off easily, and catches pull out easily. It is more abrasion-resistant than regular nylon multifilament netting. It is also lighter, because it absorbs less water.
The netting is double knotted so the knots don't slip. It has a double selvage along the top and bottom to hold securely to a top rope with floats or a float line, and a bottom rope with lead or lead core rope. It is stretched depthway. It comes in a 200-yard bundle, which makes it easier to work out the length for hanging a net.
