Wool Net

Wool is absolutely rubbish in water. Throw a sheep in a lake if you don't believe us. The water soaks into the wool and turns the poor animal into a sad, soggy anchor.

That rubbishness is - conversely - rather useful when it comes to nets. The wool clods up, leaving barely any holes for shrimp to make a getaway. It's also heavy as sin. The marine life is thoroughly pinned.

Now, getting the water out of the net, that's another matter entirely. You might do well to leave it out to dry in the Umbral Sands.