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Plankton Nets for Aquatic Scientific Research
With more than 30 years of experience, Filmar has developed a specialty fabricating experimental nets for aquatic research.
Our team of artisans assemble all of our nets by hand, thus guaranteeing that your data is precise, valid, reliable, pertinent and reproducible.
The use of premium quality materials combined with the expertise of our artisans explains why we are the only company of our industry to offer a lifetime warranty on all our nets!
It's for all of these reasons that our clients trust us year after year and are our greatest ambassadors!
Choose from our standard nets offered on our website or contact us for your custom project.
Filmar also helps protect our planet by offering a net recycling and net repair service.Contact us now for a free quote.
Large Shore Seine Net (150ft x 8ft)
To create a barrier in water to bring the fish together during a sampling
Small Minnow Seine Net (50ft x 4ft) with a Central Bag (4ft x 4ft x 4ft)
To catch minnows during commercial fishing or sampling
Large Minnow Seine Net (100ft x 6ft) with Central Bag (6ft x 6ft x 6ft)
To catch minnows during commercial fishing or sampling
Small Fixed Seine Net for electrofishing (35ft x 4ft)
To create a barrier to prevent dead fish from drifting away during electrofishing.
Medium Fixed Seine Net for electrofishing (50ft x 6ft)
To create a barrier to prevent dead fish from drifting away during electrofishing.
Large Fixed Seine Net for electrofishing (100ft x 6ft)
To create a barrier to prevent dead fish from drifting away during electrofishing.
Alaska Trap Net
To catch small fish alive. It can be used at all depths.
Medium Holding Trap Net
To capture fish, both large and small, alive.
Large Holding Trap Net
To capture fish, both large and small, alive.