Fish Hunter ◆ Fish Killer ★ Fish Trap Net, Catching Net, Fishing Gear ◆ Shrimp Trap ★ Fish Trap

New! Fish Hunter

Free Shipping Fish Killer Fish Trap

◆ Catching Net

New! Fish Hunter Fish Killer

Fish Hunter, 1 piece, Free Shipping

New, Unused Fish Hunter Fish Killer

Color: Brown

Comes with a zippered bag in the center for bait.

[Size] Assembled: Approx. 24cm (Height) x 50cm (Width) x 24cm (Depth)
[Size] Folded: Approx. 24cm (Height) x 2cm (Width) x 24cm (Depth)

*Folds flat for convenient carrying.

★★ Put bait inside, sink it, and wait. ★★

★★ Often, fish will enter even without bait. ★★

* 2 stainless steel clasps
* It's recommended to prepare a rope and an empty plastic bottle for retrieval. Using an empty plastic bottle as a marker when pulling it up will make it easier to find even if it drifts.

There are two entry points on both sides for shrimp, gobies, bullheads, topminnows, etc.

★ It's effective to set it up considering the tide and river currents.
* If it's constantly moving due to the current, fish won't enter, and the bait may easily wash out. Secure it with rocks.

* Usable in both saltwater and freshwater.
* Effective with saury, fish scraps, squid, or even fish sausage!

● Folds flat for storage.
● A versatile basket that catches small fish just by adding bait and sinking it!

Can be used to catch shrimp, crabs, aquatic insects, small fish, crayfish, eels, conger eels, gobies, hermit crabs, and more.

Escape from the inside to the outside is nearly impossible!!
The scent of the bait can flow downstream and attract fish.

Catch fish easily anywhere in just about 30 minutes to 2 hours after sinking. During peak season, you can often catch fish in as little as 20 minutes!

For the bait bag, try using fish scraps, cut pieces of fish, squid, or chicken.
We recommend setting traps in several locations in the evening and collecting them in the morning when there are fewer people!

★ If you are unsure about how to use it, we can provide direct advice.
★ This is not a cheap, easily torn product. However, be careful not to snag it on rocks, as it may tear. If it tears, you can easily mend it with thread.