Flag Type  (GILL NETS)

 

       

                                                                              600 or more feet of netting per 300 feet of net.
                                                                              No. 24 nylon top string.
                                                                              No. 9 hanging string with plenty of drop.
                                                                              No bottom string
                                                                              No lead.
                                                                              No floats

                            MONOFILAMENT FLAG NETS   

5% Discount on 4 to 9 100 yard nets.____ Phone for price on 10 or more nets

For lengths less than 100 yards, figure price per yard, plus $4.00 set up charge

                                                                          MONOFILAMENT VS. NYLON

A tough decision for some fisherman is whether to use Conventional Nylon or Monofilament netting. Monofilament is also referred to as Glass or Cat Gut netting. Naturally, they both have good features and some disadvantages. First, Nylon is more limp and will bag a fish a little easier than Monofilament. This means a wider range of fish size. Nylon is harder to keep clean because it sticks and cockleburs do hang in this type of netting. Monofilament is not quite strong as nylon but in clear water, fish will hit the monofilament better because they can't see it as well. Sticks and cockleburs will fall right out of monofilament netting just by shaking it. Since monofilament is a single strand, it is harder on your hands and more difficult to see when taking your fish out. To sum it all up, if you are fishing clear water or having trouble with sticks and trash in your nets, a Monofilament Net will work better for you.