New! Set of 2 ★ Spring Trap ★ For Small Fish and Shrimp, Fish Trap ★ Hairy Crab, Eel

New Spring Trap 60cm - Set of 2

★ Perfect for catching small fish, shrimp, and more! Can also catch eels, shrimp, and crabs!

Also great for catching conger eels!

Works in both the sea and rivers!

Spring-loaded Round Net Trap, 3-Tier, 60cm

Can catch shrimp, crabs, small fish, aquatic insects, conger eels, eels, catfish,
carp, crayfish, soft-shelled turtles, and more!!!

Also useful for eradicating invasive fish!



☆New & Unused☆

Spring-loaded Round Net Trap, 3-Tier, 60cm

This is a set of 2.

Spring-loaded for one-touch opening!

Compactly storable and convenient to carry!

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

■ Size: [In Use] Approx. 32cm diameter x 3 tiers, 60cm total length
[Stored] Approx. 32cm diameter, 3cm thickness

■ Mesh Size: Approx. 1cm

■ Weight: Approx. 500g

■ Features a zippered bag in the center for bait.

■ Can be used in both freshwater and saltwater.

■ Simply place bait such as fish scraps, squid, sausage, chicken, shellfish, or shrimp/crab heads in the bait bag, submerge it, and wait! Sliced saury is particularly effective! (Often, fish will enter even without bait.)

■ There are two entry points on the sides (escape from the inside is nearly impossible).

★ We recommend preparing a rope for retrieval and empty plastic bottles (using an empty plastic bottle as a marker when retrieving will help you find it even if it drifts).

★ Setting it up while considering the tide or river current will be more effective (if the current is strong and the trap is constantly moving, it will be difficult to catch anything, and the bait will likely wash away. Securing it with rocks will stabilize the setup).

★ After adding bait and submerging it in water, you can easily catch fish in about 30 minutes to 2 hours (during peak season, you might catch something in as little as 20 minutes!).

★ It's generally recommended to set the traps in several locations in the evening and retrieve them in the morning when there are fewer people around!

※ Please be aware that many Japanese freshwater fish are endangered species.