With the development of fisheries and technological progress, the manufacturing technology of fishing nets has been greatly improved. At this time, various new materials and technologies of fishing nets emerged, such as those made of materials such as polyethylene and nylon. These fishing nets have the characteristics of lightweight, durability, and easy preservation, and are widely used in various types of fishing operations. At this time, new types of fishing nets such as "trawl nets", "seine nets", and "whaling nets" also emerged, greatly improving fishing efficiency and quality.

        The production process of fishing nets is exquisite and exquisite. We strive for excellence in every process of material selection, weaving, and synthesis. The craftsmen, with their skilled skills and rigorous attitude, weave strands into exquisite fishing nets. During the production process, craftsmen also cleverly use dyeing techniques to add colorful colors to the fishing net, making it a beautiful ocean scenery.

        There are mesh shapes such as rectangles, squares, and triangles, as well as specifications such as relief, sinking, and trawl nets. In many places, fishing nets are not only tools for fishing, but also symbols of culture. The fishing net making techniques in some regions have been listed as intangible cultural heritage and are valued and protected by people.

        Despite the many advantages of fishing nets, factors such as overfishing and environmental pollution have put many marine organisms at risk of extinction. In order to protect the ecological environment, many countries and regions have begun to advocate the use of "ecological friendly" fishing nets. This type of fishing net is usually made of larger mesh sieves, aimed at reducing the capture of non target fish. In addition, some countries also encourage the use of "rodless fishing boat" technology, which reduces damage to fish resources by setting fishing nets at the bottom of the boat without the use of poles for operation.

        Fishing nets are not only tools of production, but also the crystallization of natural and human wisdom. Advantages and problems coexist. Only through scientific and reasonable management and use can fishing nets continue to contribute to human economic development and cultural heritage.