Harvest Seines
Used mostly in catfish and shrimp farms for the harvest of market sized fish.  Harvest seines are often fabricated 

from heavy duty polyethylene netting and can be quite large, measuring several hundred feet.  Harvest Seines are

often pulled and pulled by tractor. Harvest seines are constructed to suite your pond farms exact needs. Let SPI

Nets quote the harvest seine that custom designed and built to be the best seine for your requirements.

Fingerling Seines
Used for recovering juvenile fish that will be moved from one body of water to another where they will continue to

grow until they reach market size. To minimize injury to the fingerlings these seines are often made of soft

netting materials.

Fish Grader Nets
Commonly known as "Sock" nets, Grader nets contain/coral the market sized fish that were harvested. The

harvest is then removed from the grader sock and loaded for transport.

Fish Loader Nets
Fish loader nets are nets that are used to load the harvest from the grader net to the transport vehicle. Load

Nets are suspended by a heavy chain bridled iron ring and is triggered by a heavy-duty drop gate, they are a

fast efficient method of removing the harvest for transport.

Small Mesh Nylon Commercial Seines
(For minnows, shad, shiners, water dogs, etc.)
All of our small mesh seines are made with strong, lightweight, nonabrasive, 100% knotless nylon. These seines
are fully hung. We us approximately 125 stretched feet per 100 feet of seine for the Ace and Delta styles, and
approximately 150 stretched feet per 100 feet of seine is used in the King style. They come complete with top
and bottom lines of 1/8" diameter 450 lb test braided nylon rope, leads, and sponge floats - They are ready to
fish!

• On seines under 25' : SB3 floats every 18" and one L16 (1 oz.) lead every 12".
• On seines 26 '- 75' : SB4 floats every 18" and one L16 (1 oz.) lead every 12".
• On seines over 75' : SB4 floats every 18' and one L13 (1-1/4 oz.) lead every 12".

Special Options:

• Heavy Leaded - For catfish - Add $.17 / ft.
• Heavier Ropes - Recommended for seines 40 feet or longer. In braided nylon.
  5/32" 650 lb. test strength - Add $.06 / ft
  3/16" 800 lb. test strength - Add $.10 / ft
  1/4" 1200 lb. test strength - Add $.15 / ft
• "Many Ends" Bottomline - Add $1.20 / ft
• Netcoat (tarred) - For ultraviolet protection. Black. - Add 20%
• Plasti-Net - The nets can be dipped in non-tacky coating for ultraviolet and abrasion resistance.
  Green or Black.- Add 20%

Filamentous Algae Seines
These floating type seines are specially designed for collection and removal of undesirable growths from the
surface of lakes, ponds, resacas, and canals. When algae and other aquatic weeds grow beyond control, they
can obstruct the natural aquatic development of marine wildlife and the surrounding areas. Water flow that
circulates oxygen, and other vital nutrients are disrupted, which is very harmful to fish and other aquatic
species as well as other surrounding wildlife, disrupting local hunting and fishing. Ideal for municipal districts,
utility boards, water system works agencies and other government organizations looking to eliminate the
growth that that is destroy their local ecology. Our filamentous seines are also great to restore and beautify
golf coarse, parks, or even a lake in the back yard.

Our filamentous seines are constructed from non-abrasive nylon netting hung on a polyethylene head rope.
They measure 24” in height and are sold by the running foot. A #30/1/4” Lead line is installed on the footrope
to ensure the vertical positioning remains intact through the course of the tow. CS3 floats are attached every
18” to ensure buoyancy and additional latex treatment is applied to further increase the longevity of the seine
net. This treatment has been tested to be non-pollutant and non-harmful to your local marine ecology.

For custom nets call or fax for a quote:
Pho: (956) 276-9598 - Fax: (956) 276-9691
Toll Free Pho: 866-243-Nets - Toll Free Fax: 866-421-9691

Email us 24 hours a day, seven days a week at spinets@spinets.net