Trainer · Item
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Competitive results
30-day Sample Window · Oct 14, 2026–Nov 13, 2026
Last seen Nov 6, 2026
Metashare
0.0%
3 of 6591 Decklists
Top Cut
0
Top-eight Decklists
Tournament wins
0
First-place finishes
Leading Archetypes
Alolan Ninetales ex Alolan Ninetales33.3% · 1
Mega Greninja ex Greninja ex33.3% · 1
Mega Sharpedo ex Chien-Pao ex33.3% · 1
Commonly paired Cards
- Copycat100.0% · 3
- Poké Ball100.0% · 3
- Professor's Research100.0% · 3
- Cyrus66.7% · 2
Recent Top Cut finishes
Community
Latest posts featuring Fishing Net
Strong, fast and disruptive deck around Suicune. Dare to even say "op", might become meta. Draw constant cards with Suicune. Fill benches with Rocket Boss, Fishing Net and Flute, and slow down your opponent with Raticate, Grunt and Red Card. Your opponent is not allowed to play, YOU play both hands. Cause thats what the boss said!
Sharpedo allows Zoroark to take energy from the zone while focusing it’s own Energy toward Gyarados. As usual Gyarados can discard Sharpedo that is damaged and at risk of Cyrus. If it’s an easier game, you’ll just need Sharpedo and Gyarados, if it drags out, you’ll likely have Zoroark up hitting for 200 on average. Fishing Net is for Gyarados so it can attack more than once, and in case you maybe lose a fish early anyways. Lisia -> Pokeball makes it more likely to get Zorua!
Looking for a primary attacker water pokemon (not named Chien-Pao)? Try Wishiwashi EX! This strategy relies on tanking/ignoring damage with Wishiwashi EX until you're ready to attack. Fishing net is here if a Wishiwashi gets KO-ed due to bricking or getting bench-sniped, although you can experiment with Misty in place of it or doing a 1-1 split.
