I made this fry net out of an oak dowel, stainless steel wire, fish net and polyester thread.
Formed the wire around a baby food jar over lapping at the handle. Turned down 90 degrees along the handle then again into a hole drilled into the handle. The legs are about 1/2 inch different in length to provide stability to the loop.

A double wrap of wire twisted to lock the legs of the loop into their holes.

No need to buy from Japan.

Should last for many generations of fish.

Simplicity.

Form and Function.