Net traps are fishing devices designed to capture fish by entangling them in a mesh net. These traps are typically made from durable materials and can be set in various water bodies, including rivers, lakes, and oceans. The design allows fish to swim into the trap but makes it difficult for them to escape, ensuring a successful catch for fishermen. The use of net traps is common in both commercial and recreational fishing. They come in various shapes and sizes, depending on the target species and fishing environment. Proper use and management of net traps are essential to maintain sustainable fish populations and protect aquatic ecosystems.