Weco Fine Mesh Nets
Coarse Mesh Nets are ideal for general fish handling and our Fine Mesh Nets are perfect for delicate fish handling and skimming debris.
- Sizes: 3″, 4″, 5″, 6″, 7″, 8″, 10″ and 12″
- Long handle Nets: 5″ and 8″
- Our mesh is of the highest quality, you will be able to see and feel the difference!
- The vinyl-coated wire is 3mm (10% thicker) than that of the competition on all net sizes
- Thicker twisted wire creates a more rigid and stronger net
What sets our nets apart from the others:
- 2.4mm on our 3″, 4″ and 5″ nets. Our competition uses 2.1mm.
- 2.7mm on our 5″ Long Handle, 6″, 7″, 8″ nets. Our competition uses 2.4mm
- 3mm on our 8″ Long Handle net
| Net Size | Wire Diameter (mm) | Handle Type |
|---|---|---|
| 3″, 4″, 5″ | 2.4 | Standard |
| 5″ Long Handle, 6″, 7″, 8″ | 2.7 | Long Handle (5″ and 8″) |
| 8″ Long Handle | 3.0 | Long Handle |
FAQ
What is the difference between Fine Mesh and Coarse Mesh Nets?
Fine Mesh Nets are designed for delicate fish handling and skimming debris, while Coarse Mesh Nets are better suited for general fish handling.
Are the wires thicker than those of competitors?
Yes, the vinyl-coated wire is 3mm, which is 10% thicker than the competition across all net sizes.
Which net size is best for skimming debris?
The Fine Mesh Nets in sizes 3″ to 12″ are ideal for skimming debris due to their precision and fine weave.
Jessica Lee –
I use these nets for daily fish cleaning and they hold up well. The fine mesh doesn’t damage the fish, and the thicker wire makes them more durable than previous ones I’ve used.
Carl Parsons –
The 5″ long handle net is perfect for reaching into tight spaces. The mesh is strong and doesn’t tear even after repeated use.
Alison Morrison –
The 8″ net works great for skimming debris from tanks. A bit stiff at first, but settles in and performs reliably.
Phil Davidson –
Compared to other brands, the wire feels much more solid. I can see the difference in strength and quality right away.