The Seahorse Net Brown 1/2" x 4Ply 100m x 50yds gives you a full 100 m of mesh to build your own drag or bait net setups. The 1/2" mesh size suits smaller fish and bait in creeks, drains and beach gutters where tighter netting matters. The roll format means you can cut the 50 yds equivalent into several nets and tweak each length to match your favourite sandbank or rock wall.

This Seahorse Tackle gear runs a 4 ply construction so every strand has four fibres for better body than light single ply net. The brown colour helps the mesh sit low key in many Aussie estuaries that carry tea stained or muddy water. The stated 100 m roll length makes it a smart buy if you are setting up more than one drag net or replacing worn sections on older frames and ropes.

• Brand: Seahorse Tackle
• Brown fishing net mesh roll for custom rigs
• Mesh size: 1/2 inch for smaller bait
• 4 ply strand construction for added net body
• Total roll length: 100 metres
• Alternate length reference: 50 yards
• Supplied as bulk netting, not a finished net
• Suits drag net and bait net applications
• Colour choice suited to stained estuary waters
• Ideal for cutting multiple nets from one roll

Q: Is this Seahorse net supplied as a complete rig with floats and sinkers?

No, this Seahorse net is supplied as bulk netting only. You receive a roll of brown mesh measuring 100 m in length. The edges are unfinished so you can add your own ropes, floats and leads. This suits fishos who want to match hardware to local depth, current and legal requirements.

Q: What mesh size does the Seahorse Brown Net use?

This roll uses a 1/2 inch mesh size. That tighter mesh helps hold smaller baitfish that would slip through larger openings. It is suited to estuary work where herring, poddy mullet or similar size fish are the target. Always check local rules to confirm allowed mesh sizes in your area.

Q: How long is the Seahorse Net Brown 4Ply roll?

The roll length is 100 metres. The packaging also lists 50 yards as an alternate reference. That bulk length lets you cut several shorter nets or build one long drag depending on your style. It also means you can keep spare mesh on hand for later repairs.

Q: What is the colour of this Seahorse net?

The net colour is brown. Brown mesh is a common pick for creeks and estuaries with tea stained or muddy water. The darker tone helps the net sit less obvious to fish than bright white options. It also tends to hide stains picked up from sandbanks and weed over time.