Wallace Mariner Seine Twine 1lb #36 White

Wallace Mariner Seine Twine in 1lb (#36 white) is a heavy-duty nylon twine built for serious seine fishing and commercial net work. If you're setting nets—whether for bait, mullet, shrimp, or larger game fish—you need twine that won't fray under tension, holds a true diameter, and resists the salt, oil, and constant wear of the water. This is that twine. At 550 feet per pound, you get solid yardage from a single pound spool, and the #36 diameter strikes a balance between workability and strength for mid-range seine applications.

The 100% nylon construction delivers genuine abuse resistance. Nylon fibers naturally repel moisture and won't rot in saltwater or freshwater conditions; they also shrug off the oils, fuels, and chemical treatments you'll encounter on the dock or in coastal environments. The twine is fully twisted to spec and comes with the correct footage for its weight—no short-spooling or loose, inconsistent strands that waste your time and money.

Tensile strength sits at 320 pounds, which means this twine handles the shock loads and sustained pull of a working seine without catastrophic failure. Mariner has a long reputation for delivering consistent, uniform diameter across the spool, so your knots seat properly and your net hangs true. If you're hand-tying or machine-setting, that uniformity matters—gaps or weak spots invite tangles and lost fish.

This is straightforward, proven gear for anyone who sets nets seriously: commercial fishermen, trap operators, subsistence harvesters, and dedicated sport netters. No hype, just twine that does the job year after year.

Key Features

• 100% nylon fiber resists saltwater, freshwater, oils, and most chemicals
• Fully twisted construction ensures consistent strength and diameter
• 320 lb. tensile strength handles working seine loads
• 550 feet per pound—efficient spool density
• 1 lb. spool in #36 white, ready to tie or splice

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is seine twine used for?

Seine twine is the primary material for hand-tying or machine-setting seine nets used in commercial and sport fishing. Fishermen use it to construct nets for bait trapping, mullet seining, shrimp fishing, and other net applications where durability and reliable knot strength are essential.

Will this twine hold up in saltwater?

Yes. The 100% nylon construction resists saltwater corrosion and won't rot. Nylon fibers are naturally resistant to moisture, and Mariner twine is built to handle both saltwater and freshwater environments.

How much twine is on a 1 lb. spool?

A 1 lb. spool contains approximately 550 feet of #36 twine, as specified by Mariner's standard yardage per pound.

What does the #36 size mean?

The #36 designation refers to the twine's diameter. It's a mid-range size suitable for most seine fishing applications. Smaller numbers are finer; larger numbers are thicker. Choose based on your net mesh size and the strength requirements of your target species and fishing conditions.