Three-Layer Trammel Gill Net 30m — Double Knot Nylon for Mixed-Species Fishing
One species, one mesh — that is how most gillnets work, and it falls apart on grounds where several species share the same channel. A trammel net does not need to guess: a slack fine-mesh inner panel hangs between two large-mesh outer walls, so a fish pushing through the first wall carries the inner net into the second and tangles itself in the pocket. Mixed water, one set.
Three Walls Beat a Guess
- Three layers: large outer + small inner + large outer — the tangle pocket catches a range of sizes in a single set
- Double knot throughout — the inner panel takes repeated tangling stress; single knots deform and lose the pocket shape
- Pre-rigged EPS floats and lead sinkers — hangs correctly on arrival; no weekend of rigging before the first set
- Nylon multifilament/monofilament blend — outer walls stay low-visibility while the inner wall holds its slack shape
- 30 m per piece — join pieces end-to-end for longer strings when your ground opens up
📋 Product Specifications
| Material | Nylon multifilament + monofilament blend |
| Layers | 3 (large outer + small inner + large outer) |
| Length | 30 m per piece, multiple lengths available |
| Knot Type | Double knot |
| Rigging | Pre-fitted EPS floats + lead sinkers |
| Customization | Mesh size & length |
| MOQ | 100 pieces |
Reading the Ground
Trammels excel on flat mud and sand channels where fish move along the bottom — the pocket has room to form and the fish tangle instead of pushing through. On clean rocky structure, a single-mesh gillnet is often the better call: the loose inner panel of a trammel snags on rock and tears out. Soak long enough for fish to tangle (most crews run them overnight) and budget a few minutes on deck to shake the inner panel free between sets.
Factory-direct from Shandong, China · MOQ 100 pcs · Custom mesh and string length for your grounds · Request a wholesale quote →