Net a Fish Big Net: Price, Size Boost, and Pass Guide

What Does Big Net Do?

The Net a Fish big net gamepass costs 149 Robux and increases your net size by 50%. That makes it relevant when you want a larger net for your casts, while other passes target luck, catch count, or automation. Compare those effects before spending Robux so your purchase matches the part of fishing you want to improve.

Big Net focuses on the net you throw. The game also has nets you buy through regular progression, alongside upgrades for your dock, boats, and helpers. Keep buying available net upgrades as you play rather than treating a gamepass purchase as the end of your equipment progression.

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Big Net vs. Longer Reel and Other Fishing Passes

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Big Net and Longer Reel both cost 149 Robux, but their bonuses differ. Big Net adds 50% net size; Longer Reel extends reel time and adds 2.5 feet of net width.

Here is how they compare with the other passes that directly affect fishing:

Gamepass	Price	Effect
Big Net	149 Robux	Increases net size by 50%
Longer Reel	149 Robux	Extends reel time and adds 2.5 feet of net width
Net Magnet	399 Robux	Pulls nearby fish toward the net
2x Fish Caught	399 Robux	Doubles fish caught
2x Luck	349 Robux	Doubles luck for rarer catches

Match the purchase to the bonus you want:

• Choose Big Net for its percentage increase to net size.
• Choose Longer Reel for additional reel time and a fixed width increase.
• Choose Net Magnet to pull nearby fish toward your net.
• Choose 2x Fish Caught for the direct catch-count multiplier.
• Choose 2x Luck to improve your chances of rarer fish.

Keep the percentage and feet measurements separate when comparing Big Net with Longer Reel. They express different bonuses, so a shared price alone does not tell you which gives your current net more width.

Buying Big Net and Keeping Your Fishing Loop Moving

Open the in-game shop, find the gamepasses, and select Big Net. Look for the 149 Robux price and 50% net size bonus to distinguish it from the other net-related purchases.

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Once you have it, keep working through the rest of your fishing loop:

1. Buy available net upgrades. New nets remain part of equipment progression.
2. Open your cooler and use Equip Best. Put your strongest earners into the showcase, where displayed fish generate cash every second.
3. Upgrade your helpers. The Fisherman, Boat, and Spear Gun catch fish alongside your net.
4. Review your next bottleneck before buying another pass. Net size, casting convenience, and showcase income each have separate upgrades.

For less manual casting, Auto Throw costs 29 Robux and casts your net automatically while you are inside your base. For collecting showcase earnings, Auto Collect costs 49 Robux.

Helper upgrades have their own paid options. Turbo Helpers costs 499 Robux and makes the Fisherman, Boat, and Spear Gun work 50% faster while bringing in double the fish. Helpers Luck also costs 499 Robux and doubles luck for those three helpers. Compare those bonuses when deciding whether to spend on your own casts or helper fishing.

Extra Showcase (+3 slots) costs 299 Robux and adds three showcase slots at your base. Use the additional spaces to display more fish that earn cash every second.

For cooler management, Auto Fuse costs 199 Robux. It automatically combines fish once a stack reaches the required amount, then continues through the fusion ladder: 10 fish become Shiny, and eight Shiny become Gold.

If your next purchase is meant to increase income directly, compare those options with 2x Money at 399 Robux, which doubles earnings from showcased fish. Choose each pass for its stated effect: a larger net improves a different part of the loop than automatic collection or a showcase money multiplier.