Nylon Multifilament Double Knotted Gillnet 210D/380D — Factory Direct Wholesale
Monofilament gets the attention, but multifilament nylon still dominates two jobs: small-scale coastal gillnetting and cage culture. Soft-twisted nylon is gentler on fish — important when you are harvesting live fish from a cage — and it holds knots far better than stiff mono, which is why 210D/380D nets keep showing up where fish is sold live.
Soft Twine, Hard-Working Net
- 100% nylon multifilament — soft, supple mesh that knots and re-knots cleanly; stiff mono springs back and fights repairs
- Double-knotted — fine multifilament plies can creep through loose knots; the double knot locks them in place
- 210D / 380D workhorses — 210D for finer mesh and lighter sets, 380D where abrasion picks up
- Gill fishing or cage culture — set nets for coastal fisheries, harvest nets for ponds and cages
- Natural or custom dye — match the net to water clarity and handling preference
📋 Product Specifications
| Material | 100% nylon multifilament |
| Denier | 210D / 380D (other deniers on request) |
| Knot Type | Double knotted |
| Mesh Size | Custom per buyer specification |
| Application | Gill fishing, cage culture nets |
| MOQ | 100 pieces |
| Lead Time | 20–30 days |
Cage Harvest vs Set Net
The same twine program serves two different jobs. For cage harvest, the mesh opening should hold fish by girth without gilling them, and softness matters more than visibility — you are lifting fish, not ambushing them. For set nets, the mesh targets the species you want and the twine colour takes over. Tell us which job the order is for; if it is both, we recommend a 210D harvest mesh and a 380D set-net mesh so each net is right for its task.
Factory-direct from Shandong, China · MOQ 100 pcs · Custom mesh, denier and dye for set or harvest use · Request a wholesale quote →