Fine mesh mosquito head net worn while fly fishing
Mosquito Head Net Fine Mesh Insect Hat Cover - Breathable Midge Proof Face Net for Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Gardening & Beekeeping
Mosquito Head Net Fine Mesh Insect Hat Cover - Breathable Midge Proof Face Net for Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Gardening & Beekeeping
Mosquito Head Net Fine Mesh Insect Hat Cover - Breathable Midge Proof Face Net for Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Gardening & Beekeeping
Mosquito Head Net Fine Mesh Insect Hat Cover - Breathable Midge Proof Face Net for Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Gardening & Beekeeping
Mosquito Head Net Fine Mesh Insect Hat Cover - Breathable Midge Proof Face Net for Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Gardening & Beekeeping
Mosquito Head Net Fine Mesh Insect Hat Cover - Breathable Midge Proof Face Net for Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Gardening & Beekeeping
Mosquito Head Net Fine Mesh Insect Hat Cover - Breathable Midge Proof Face Net for Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Gardening & Beekeeping
Mosquito Head Net Fine Mesh Insect Hat Cover - Breathable Midge Proof Face Net for Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Gardening & Beekeeping
Mosquito Head Net Fine Mesh Insect Hat Cover - Breathable Midge Proof Face Net for Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Gardening & Beekeeping
Mosquito Head Net Fine Mesh Insect Hat Cover - Breathable Midge Proof Face Net for Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Gardening & Beekeeping
Mosquito Head Net Fine Mesh Insect Hat Cover - Breathable Midge Proof Face Net for Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Gardening & Beekeeping
Mosquito Head Net Fine Mesh Insect Hat Cover - Breathable Midge Proof Face Net for Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Gardening & Beekeeping
Mosquito Head Net Fine Mesh Insect Hat Cover - Breathable Midge Proof Face Net for Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Gardening & Beekeeping

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Mosquito Head Net Fine Mesh Insect Hat Cover - Breathable Midge Proof Face Net for Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Gardening & Beekeeping

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  • Mesh fine enough to stop Scottish midges, which is the real test
  • Still open enough to see and breathe through comfortably
  • Elasticated neck opening so nothing gets in from underneath
  • Weighs almost nothing and folds into a pocket
  • Nylon dries fast and does not hold the smell of repellent
  • Wear it over a brimmed hat - mesh touching your skin gets bitten through
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What's in the box
1 x mosquito head net
Specifications
Mesh Fine nylon, effective against midges and mosquitoes
Fit Pulls on over a brimmed hat or cap. Unisex, one size
Opening Elasticated neck
Properties Breathable with clear visibility, quick drying
Weight No published figure. It folds into a pocket
Hat Not included. A brimmed hat underneath is what holds the mesh off your skin
Colour Not specified in the supplier data
Product care
Wear it over a brimmed hat so the mesh is held away from your face - midges bite through mesh resting on skin. Check for small tears before each trip; a hole in a midge net is the whole net. Rinse and air dry after use, and store it somewhere it will not be snagged. Keep it away from stoves, campfires and cigarettes - fine mesh melts instantly on contact with heat. Pair it with long sleeves and repellent on exposed wrists and ankles for proper cover.
Full details

A fine mesh head net that pulls on over a hat or cap and keeps mosquitoes, midges, black flies and horseflies off your face and neck. The mesh is fine enough to stop Scottish midges, which is the real test, while staying open enough to see and breathe through comfortably. An elasticated opening holds it closed around the neck so nothing finds its way in from below.

It works best worn over a brimmed hat, which holds the mesh clear of your skin so biting insects cannot reach through it. The whole thing weighs almost nothing, folds into a pocket and costs nothing to carry on the chance that the evening turns still and humid. Nylon mesh dries quickly after rain and does not hold the smell of repellent the way a cotton buff does.

Essential for summer fishing, Highland and Lake District camping, forest hiking, gardening, beekeeping and any evening spent near standing water. Pair it with long sleeves and repellent on exposed wrists and ankles for proper protection. Fellmont Outdoors would list a head net as the single highest value item per gram in a summer pack, because a midge evening without one ends the trip early for most people.

  • Fine nylon mesh, effective against midges and mosquitoes
  • Pulls on over a brimmed hat or cap
  • Elasticated neck opening
  • Breathable with clear visibility
  • Lightweight, folds into a pocket
  • Unisex, one size
  • Midge Fine enough for Highland midges
  • One size Over a hat or cap
  • Pocket Folds to nothing

The test that matters

Mosquito mesh is not midge mesh.

Plenty of head nets stop mosquitoes and let **Highland midges straight through** — they are far smaller, and a still, humid evening in Scotland is where a net either works or does not. This mesh is **fine enough to stop midges** while staying **open enough to see and breathe through**, which is the balance the whole product turns on.

  • **Stops midges, mosquitoes, black flies and horseflies**
  • **Clear visibility** and comfortable breathing
  • **Elasticated neck** so nothing gets in from below

How to wear it

Over a hat, not against your face.

This is the bit people get wrong. Worn **over a brimmed hat**, the mesh is **held clear of your skin** and nothing can bite through it. Worn flat against your cheek, midges simply **bite through the holes**. A cheap wide-brimmed hat underneath makes the difference between a net that works and one that does not.

  • **Wear it over a brimmed hat or cap**
  • **Keep the mesh off your skin**
  • **Long sleeves and repellent** on wrists and ankles

Carrying one

The best value per gram in a summer pack.

It weighs almost nothing, **folds into a pocket** and costs nothing to carry on the chance that **the evening turns still and humid**. **Nylon dries quickly** after rain and does not hold the smell of repellent the way a cotton buff does. A midge evening without one ends most trips early.

  • **Folds into a pocket**, weighs nothing
  • **Quick drying** nylon mesh
  • **Fishing, Highland camping, forest hiking, gardening, beekeeping**
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Customer Reviews

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  • Martha Bode17 December 2025

    it arrived quickly, summer will come, we will test it. It gives the impression of a quality product.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it actually stop Scottish midges?
The mesh is specified as fine enough for midges rather than only mosquitoes, which is the distinction that matters in the Highlands. The thing that lets midges in is never the mesh grade - it is a gap at the neck, or mesh pressed flat against your cheek. Wear it over a brimmed hat and keep the neck closed.
Do I need a hat underneath?
Yes, in practice. A brimmed hat holds the mesh out away from your face so nothing can bite through it. Without one, the net sits against your skin and midges will feed through it, which is why people sometimes conclude a head net does not work.
Can I see through it properly?
Yes - it is designed to be seen through, and you adjust to it within a few minutes. It is not as clear as nothing at all, and reading a map or tying a fishing fly is easier with it lifted. Dark mesh is generally easier to see through than light.
Will it fit over a cycling or climbing helmet?
It is sized to go over a brimmed hat or cap. A helmet is a different shape and bulkier, so expect a tight fit at best. Nothing published states a maximum size.
Is it a replacement for repellent?
For your head and neck, largely yes - and that is the area that drives people indoors. It does nothing for your hands, wrists or ankles, so the usual combination is a head net, long sleeves and repellent on whatever is still exposed.
Can I use it for beekeeping?
People do, and the mesh grade suits it. It is a general-purpose insect net rather than a certified beekeeping veil, so if you are working hives regularly, proper beekeeping kit with a structured veil and a sealed suit is the right answer.
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Martha Bode

it arrived quickly, summer will come, we will test it. It gives the impression of a quality product.