01 / DeployLower the net.
A weighted rope system helps the net reach and spread at water level beside the person.
The Bait Saviour Rescue Net is designed to help crews recover a person from the water and bring them safely back aboard a working vessel. Its compact design allows a crew member to deploy the net quickly, providing support during man-overboard recovery situations.
How the Rescue Net WorksThe equipment
The Rescue Net stays ready for immediate deployment. Its frame suspends the net in the water as the casualty is guided into it. Retrieval ropes then roll the supported person up and over the gunwale or onto the deck.
It is designed to support a conscious or unconscious casualty without a rescuer entering the water.


How it works
Simple steps for a fast response, illustrated with the original product diagrams.
01 / DeployA weighted rope system helps the net reach and spread at water level beside the person.
02 / PositionGuide the casualty into the open net and hold the pole upright while the frame keeps it positioned.
03 / RecoverPull the retrieval ropes to roll the supported casualty up from the water.
On the vessel
Compact storage, quick deployment and straightforward maintenance make it a practical addition to commercial fishing boats.
Designed to deploy without extra crew or hoisting equipment.
For freeboards from 3 to 7 feet and vessels under 40 to over 60 feet long.
Marine-grade materials, with correct rinsing and storage.
Choose your fit
Use vessel length and freeboard to narrow the choice. We can confirm the right fit before supply.
All configurations are 4 ft wide. The bar compares their lengths.
Before you take it aboard
Check the size, plan where it will be kept and make sure the crew knows how to use it.
Measure your vessel length and the freeboard where a casualty would be recovered. The Rescue Net comes in five configurations, each 4 ft wide, with lengths from 6 to 15 ft. Use the size selector above to compare the vessel and freeboard guidance for each option.
If your measurements sit near a boundary, send us the details so we can help confirm the right configuration before supply.
Keep the packed net where the crew can reach it promptly. Plan and check a suitable attachment point on your vessel, and inspect the net, ropes and snap hooks as part of your onboard checks.
Practise the vessel’s man overboard procedure with the crew before an emergency. The product information sheet covers the net’s configuration and emphasises training, inspection and suitable vessel attachment.
The system is designed for one crew member to deploy. Lower the net beside the casualty and guide them into its suspended frame. The net supports a conscious or unconscious person while the retrieval ropes bring them alongside and aboard.
See the illustrated three-step sequence above. Crew training and your vessel’s own recovery procedure remain essential.
Rinse the net after use, allow it to dry and store it protected from avoidable damage. Check the net, ropes and hardware regularly and before relying on it for an emergency.
The product information sheet lists a minimum four-year service life with correct care. If any component looks damaged or worn, ask us for guidance before putting it back into service.
See the full range
From £159.34. Choose from five net sizes to suit your vessel. Listed prices are GBP. Delivery and applicable taxes will be shown before payment.
12-month manufacturer warranty. Loss and damage caused by mishandling are excluded.
Keep the details to hand
Download the product details. Owner’s guides include setup, use, care and fault finding instructions.
Answers on deck
Questions we hear from working crews about this product.
A fast-deploy man-overboard recovery system designed to get a person back onboard quickly and safely.
We dispatch as fast as possible. Delivery depends on destination and stock status; contact us for current availability.
Yes. International shipping options are available.
If it’s unused and in original condition, we’ll help with a return in line with our returns policy.