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Your cart is empty.There's no better way to collect your own live bait than with a Fra bill seine net. The number one choice in seines. Have the satisfaction of gathering your own bait and save money at the same time by being your own bait supplier. Fra bill's top quality nets don't scrimp on features, quality or performance. Not all seine nets are created equal, don't be fooled by cheap imitations; make sure it's a Fra bill.
Electrical Rescuer
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2024
Catches bait fish quite easily.
Larry Branam
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024
Everything was included for attaching to poles for use. Strings were long enough to attach to each handle and allowed for easy usage.Perfect.
Glashtin
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2024
Came as expected and works great for getting the duck weed out of the pond. Was able to pull in a few fish, frogs, turtles as well. So far it seems to be holding up even though we are pushing it to the weight limits with all the duck weed being pulled to the side of the pond.
Dave C
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2024
Easy to assemble and easy to break down for storage. Just what I wanted.
Lin
Reviewed in Canada on August 14, 2023
Good product
TVGuy
Reviewed in Canada on September 2, 2021
I wish they would have added an eyelet hook to attach a rope to. that would be nice.
Keith
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2021
I have used seines extensively for almost 60 years now. My two seines had lots of patches so I thought I'd get a new one. I found this seine to be unusable and it ended up discarded. There are three things about this net that make it unusable: First, it is polyester. All the old nets, and all the good nets are nylon. Nylon bends easily and makes that nice big fold that traps minnows. Polyester is stiff and does not. Second - good seines have lead weights to help them hug the bottom. This net has much lighter steel weights. The weights hove no weight to them, and worse, their large surface area catches the current and pulls it out from under the net. Third, these nets have these worthless weights hanging several inches below the net. On a good net, the weights will be even with the bottom of the net. Being below the net, causes the bottom of the net to drag back behind the net, which allows fish to escape. Evidently all "on the shelf" nets made these days are made exactly like this one and every one of them are worthless. If someone wants a good net now, you have to contact a net-maker and have it made. I threw this one away after using it twice. My old nets with patches are far superior. I then called a net-maker and ordered a good net. Yes, they cost about $90 to $150, but for those like me who use nets all the time, my time is worth something. Yes, this net is "sturdy." But sturdiness in nets is not what you want. This polyester net ruined two fishing trips. I'll never take a polyester net with steel weights on the river again!!
Francois
Reviewed in Canada on July 2, 2020
recu dans les temps exactement ce que je voulais
Danny
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2019
Used this for a nonconventional purpose. Built my son a playpen out of pvc pipe and used this as the net that wraps around the playpen. Works great for babies. Cut off the floaters and weights hanging from the sides and cut it down the middle so that I had two 12×2 pieces of net. Worked absolutely perfectly and for a decent price. If you need netting similar to pack and play netting for any purpose whatsoever, this netting is a good price and good quality. No complaints.
MOISES
Reviewed in Mexico on June 24, 2019
Muy buen producto
Chris St.Pierre
Reviewed in Canada on February 2, 2019
Really strong, I'm actually using three of these to tunnel around a hockey net in my basement. I have the standard hockey stop netting, and the minnow netting as a secondary to prevent hockey pucks from hitting my walls and ceiling.
Doug P
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2018
In all my years of using nets of this type, I never had one start to feel soft, and this one has. When you give a fair tug, to entrap the caught bait, the support bows have already started to flex. previous ones(not this brand to my knowledge) I never had this issue with. I don't foresee this net lasting the years the old ones used to. I only used it for 4-5 days, maybe 50 dips and that is when I noticed the bows flexing...Just not exactly satisfied with the purchase... more than likely won't but the same brand next time...
Camoseth
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2016
I've been looking at another larger seine for a while now, the creeks I seine have been flooded and widened out over time, so I bought this " on accident, accidently hit buy with one click" I got it out and looked it over noticed it was a bit light so I'll add some weights to it, looks like its a good quality seine materials seem strong. Giving it 4/5 because its light it will be a 5/5 once I weigh it down
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