4 or 6oz ?

[baldockbanks courser 598]

hello all.

new to ferreting with long nets. Im borrowing a quick set at the mo which ounce it is im not sure and nore is the fella who got it as hes had it a while.

Iv decided to buy my own and on asking the fella at brin nets he said the 4s hold the best but can cut the weebing between a lurchers toes if it gets caught in them. have people found this? and do the 4s catch a lot more snags?

in my situation what would you go for?

thank you

[fitchet 788]

4z all the way none of y dogs have ever cut themselves on netting.

[goldfinger 135]

4oz is best for holding,6oz is a bit easer to handle and will cope with most situations (a good alrounder).I do also use a 10oz but only on brambles and you have to put up with occational bounce off.

[Tiercel 6,986]

  On 26/12/2010 at 18:44, goldfinger said:

4oz is best for holding,6oz is a bit easer to handle and will cope with most situations (a good alrounder).I do also use a 10oz but only on brambles and you have to put up with occational bounce off.

 

 

In the nicest possible way that has to be the understatment of the year.

[andy mecca 5]

  On 26/12/2010 at 18:44, goldfinger said:

4oz is best for holding,6oz is a bit easer to handle and will cope with most situations (a good alrounder).I do also use a 10oz but only on brambles and you have to put up with occational bounce off.

[goldfinger 135]

  On 27/12/2010 at 00:43, tiercel said:

  On 26/12/2010 at 18:44, goldfinger said:

4oz is best for holding,6oz is a bit easer to handle and will cope with most situations (a good alrounder).I do also use a 10oz but only on brambles and you have to put up with occational bounce off.

 

 

In the nicest possible way that has to be the understatment of the year.

In the nicest possible way, if it works use it.

Edited December 29, 2010 by goldfinger