Abstract: A fishing net twine comprising a single first yarn and a plurality of second yarns which are orderly stranded together with the first yarn. The first yarn is a bundle of multiple filaments having a thickness of 8 to 42 denier and a monofilament having a thickness of 0.10 to 0.24 mm which are stranded together. The second yarn includes a number of monofilaments having a thickness of 0.10 to 0.24 mm.

Abstract: A fishing net bearing tightly fastened knots free from loosening and a facilitative method for manufacturing the same which method comprises the steps of: holding either the warp or weft by an upper hook freely rotatable about its own axis; making the upper hook to rotate about its axis a half or one and a half; holding the other warp or weft; forming two loops consisting of the warp and weft respectively by making the upper hook to turn about its axis a full rotation; pulling the warp through said loops and passing it along the underside of a shuttle frame, causing the warp to draw the weft so as to bend it within the loops; releasing the loops of the warp and weft from the upper hook; and tightly fastening together said warp and weft to form a knot.