Helful Tips

The recommended legal mesh for Flounder in NZ is 125mm, which also manages by-catch. For Sand Flounder only, 118mm may be used.

118mm suits Sand Flounder, but by-catch rises in warmer months. For mos situations, 125mm is preferred.

Yes. 125mm and 118mm Flounder nets are designed for shallow water and small-boat fishing in NZ.

A 135mm (5.5 inch) mesh targets larger Snapper and Trevally while allowing smaller fish to escape.

Always check the current MPI rules for your area. Where set nets are permitted, 135mm is the recommended size for Snapper/Trevally.

Yes. A 135mm mesh is effective for Snapper, Trevally, Blue Moki and Rig, making it a versatile option.

Use 90mm mesh for West & East Coast harbours. On the East Coast outside harbours, 100mm suits larger fish.

A 90mm - 40m net is versatile and can be used as a drag or set net where legal.

Yes. 85mm/100mm nets are popular for small-boat recreational fishers targeting Mullet and Kahawai in NZ.

The smallest legal mesh size for Piper and bait dragnets is 1 inch.

Yes. 1-inch drag nets efficiently catch bait while reducing harm to non-target fish.

Larger meshes can gill small fish. A 1-inch mesh helps avoid gilling and improves survival on release.

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