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Hampidjan Canada

North Atlantic supply & service

Engineered fishing gear, rope & rigging for the North Atlantic.

We supply the gear. We do the work. Trawl systems, DynIce ropes, and rigging — spliced, tested, and fabricated in four Atlantic Canada shops.

Years in Atlantic Canada
40+Years in Atlantic Canada
Harvesters served
700+Harvesters served

What we do

Six trades. Every one of them in-house.

Net loft, splicing floor, welding bay, canvas room, proof-load test bed. Most of what we supply we also build, repair and test — and your quote is answered by the crew that will do the work.

A headline hung with orange floats running the length of the net loft

Trawl & Net Services

Trawls designed, built and repaired in our own lofts — doors, groundgear and codends rigged as one system.

  • Bottom & shrimp trawls
  • Midwater trawls
  • Trawl doors
  • Groundgear & rockhopper
  • Codends & sorting grids
  • Repair & re-rigging

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Two riggers hand-splicing a wire rope on the bench, a strand tucked clear

Rope Splicing & Rigging

Rope and wire splicing, terminations, and rigging assemblies built for real working loads.

  • Rope & wire splicing
  • Dyneema splicing
  • 3, 8, 12-strand & double braid
  • Thimble & soft eyes
  • Hook terminations
  • Clamped in press
  • Crane cables

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A welder at the bench with the hood down and the arc struck

Welding & Fabrication

Crab frames, heavy equipment repair and custom fabrication in steel, stainless, aluminium and Hardox.

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A boat on its trailer under a fitted navy cover drawn down over the gunwales

Marine Canvas & Upholstery

Marine covers, equipment covers, bags and upholstery — new work and repairs, measured and fitted on site.

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The horizontal test bed running the length of the bay, anchor points along its rails

Inspection & Testing

Hands-on rope, wire and lifting-gear inspection, with testing when the job calls for it.

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Not sure which trade the job needs?

Send specs, drawings, photographs, or a part number off an old invoice. Your quote comes back from the branch that will do the work.

Find the gear, service or branch you need.

A part number, a product name, or the branch you deal with.

What we supply

On the shelf at four counters.

Rope, rigging hardware, netting, fishing gear and safety kit at four walk-in counters — made, repaired and supported by the same shops.

Gear we supply

All products
  • Product range

    Rope & Cordage

    DynIce and Prima, polypropylene, nylon and manila — 3-strand to 12-strand.

Who we serve

Who we build for.

Five sectors, each with its own gear, its own season and its own standard of proof. The four shops behind them are the same four.

The five sectors

All Industries
  • Industry

    Commercial Fishing

    Trawl gear, doors, ropes, netting, and repairs for all major fisheries.

  • Industry

    Aquaculture

    Nets, moorings, floats, and support systems for aquaculture operations.

  • Industry

    Marine & Workboat

    Rigging, rope, hardware, canvas, and safety gear for marine operations.

In-house capability

We don't just sell it. We build it, rig it, and stand behind it.

Most of what we supply, we also make or finish in-house. That means gear matched to your vessel and fishery, turnarounds measured against the season, and one team accountable from spec to delivery.

  • A 500,000 lb test bed on site
  • Built from your drawing or measurements
  • Repairs at the wharf, in season
  • Gear in stock at four counters

Hampidjan Canada is part of the global Hampidjan Group — an engineering network behind some of the most advanced fishing gear and high-modulus rope in the world, including DynIce and Dyneema rope systems.

A trawl laid out down the aisle of our net loft, a crew member hanging netting to the headline.
The loft floor, with a trawl open full length.
A splicing bench with steel fids, coloured twine offcuts and a rope with its cover opened back for a tuck.
Fids on the bench, a cover opened back and the tuck started.
An open boat on its trailer under a fitted navy cover, drawn down over the gunwales and strapped along the hull.
A cover cut to the boat, strapped down on the trailer.
Rows of rubber disc groundgear threaded on wire and laid out on the yard, net drums stacked behind.
Rubber disc groundgear, laid out at Spaniard's Bay.

Start a quote. We route it to the right branch.

Send specs, photos, drawings, or inspection and testing requests. Your reply comes from the branch that will do the work.