Trawl designer Victor Strange has many years of experence in making and maintaining pelagic trawls, both at sea and ashore. All of our trawls are made by a skilled team at our net loft in Iceland.Tor-Net supplies its own pelagic trawls and all of the necessary additional equipment, including codends, sweeplines, and headline kites, for trawls of all sizes. Our back list of orders shows that we have supplied trawls for fishing herring, blue whiting, redfish, Alaska pollock, capelin, mackerel and horse mackerel, from the North Atlantic to the South Pacific. Every set of gear we supply is individually tailored to suit the size, equipment and towing power of the catching vessel, as well as the waters where the gear is to be used and the characteristics of the target species. We use only first-class raw materials, sourced for strength and durability, and to make our trawls easy to haul and shoot. Our hexagonal mesh trawls are light to tow compared to conventional trawls due to the small twine surface area in comparison to the overall size of the gear. Tor-Net’s design team has a rolling programme of development aimed at improving our trawls to make them even more efficient.