netrigger

I personally wouldn't use anything above 6z ,, the mesh size are usually 4" to 4 1/4" (full mesh) .

Most will just buy a set up or sheets of machine made netting ,, doubt many folk are kicking them by hand these days ,, I'm knitting one at present,, but just doing a bit now and then ,, you can buy the sheets ,, 4z nylon up to 12z from advanced nets who have a web page ,, think they are out of stock at present though ,, but probably due a delivery soon

Well done ,,nice weather to which is a bonus.

Found a a few spools of this thin braided nylon,, been a while since I knitted a long net so I will knit a bit now and again and see what length I end up with ,, be a nice net to handle.

That's just a yard or two of lead line that's hanging onto the wash line pole .. I only use lead line for fishing gear,, Regards.

Have you a picture of the one you have ? A trammel properly rigged has excellent catching ability, Regards.

Well done mate,, always a great bonus when you also pick up more ground to work.

The square walls are knitted using 0.75mm braided nylon,, the inner mesh is 4z sheet netting, Regards

Just need to add a dye ,, pole it up and get it ready for the season, 25 yards set length ,,

Were popular up this end many years ago ,, the old boys called them veil nets ..

Knitted up a couple of these square meshed sheets for a lad ,, good fun using these nets on open sets .

Came across a few yards of sheet netting, few yards of dark and light green in 4z and a few yards of red/brown shade in 6z ,, so I stitched them all together and rigged up a nice 25 yard Trammel Net .

Well done mate,, looking neat.

Well done Sir,,

Well done Terry,