NZ Flounder Fishing Nets

 

Flounder Fishing Nets – Catch More, Save More

Looking for a simple, affordable way to put fresh fish on the table? Our Flounder Fishing Nets are designed to help you feed the family, save money, and enjoy the outdoors – all without needing a boat.

Why Choose a Flounder Net?

  • Save Money – Skip the supermarket prices and catch your own fresh flounder at a fraction of the cost.

  • Feed the Family – Fresh, healthy, and delicious fish straight from the water to your plate.

  • Healthy Lifestyle – Enjoy the benefits of fresh seafood rich in protein and omega-3s.

  • Family Fun – A great way to spend time together outdoors. Kids love helping and learning.

  • Low-Cost Investment – Pays for itself after just a few good catches.

  • No Boat Needed – Perfect for shore-based fishing in harbours, estuaries, and bays.

About Flounder in New Zealand

Flounder thrive in shallow waters up to 50 metres deep, especially in harbours, estuaries, and muddy bays. They’re most abundant in northern inshore areas during the summer months. Common species include the Yellowbelly Flounder (plumper with small eyes and large dark-edged scales) and the Sand Flounder.

Our Nets

  • Lengths: 20m, 30m, 40m, and 60m (longer commercial nets available on request).

  • Mesh Sizes: 118mm (4 ¾") to 165mm (6.5").

  • Options for both Drag Nets and Set Nets.

  • South Island regulation-compliant Nine Mesh Deep Nets available.

  • Made with braided lead-core bottom rope and floating top rope (with or without floats).

  • All nets are bagged, tied down, and pocketed for optimal performance.

  • Drag nets include extra floats and heavier lead core rope for stronger performance.

Built to Last – Built to Perform

Our nets are made to meet the latest NZ MPI rules, ensuring you fish legally and effectively. With the best quality at the best price, you’ll get up to 30% more fish compared to standard nets.

👉 Download our full PDF guide to all Flounder Nets here

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