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PK have you tried using stays on the up tide side of the gill net? All they are are pieces of rope tied to the head line and dug in to the sand they stop the net flattening out in the tide and create a U shaped belly in the net. You can also add wash balls to them to create more bouyancy than just the net floats.

 

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i have sole nets rigged danish its good but i dont like it for trammels it saves rigging time thou. yeh the nets only fish properly at slack water and most of our fish are in the top 10 mmeshes. we fi

this is that mackerel net i was asking about TC its looking good! just got it done in the rain!     first stretch out the head line with floats roughly in the right place     then the net to

http://youtu.be/nmH_B6WRCTs just a quick how too, I got lots of people asking what knot is used to rig them so I put a video up

PK have you tried using stays on the up tide side of the gill net? All they are are pieces of rope tied to the head line and dug in to the sand they stop the net flattening out in the tide and create a U shaped belly in the net. You can also add wash balls to them to create more bouyancy than just the net floats.

 

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granddad use to use them down in the bay but i never have to be honest i have kinda forgot about them! i suppose the bag in the net would be mustard for turbot too...........its all about the turbot lol

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Thats good price you are getting. We drift on a sandy beach with 100yards and a rope about 15-20 yards, let the tide lift and walk back leaving net there once the rope is out you can pull it in a bit, soon as it gets bit of water under her she will drift.

wont the end of the net drift before the rest in in the water (the tail end swinging round?) what leadline you use number 2? float every 3-4ft?

No 2 lead and corks every 4 ft.. We tie a house brick at the end, oh a stone off the beach, it work well if you have a good beach to drift on not have to jump over rocks and stone beaches, and have a good place to haule you net. [BANNED TEXT] we set nets on boat we only set on last 2 hours of the tide all fish are still alive, and live going in the box on ice.

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Thats good price you are getting. We drift on a sandy beach with 100yards and a rope about 15-20 yards, let the tide lift and walk back leaving net there once the rope is out you can pull it in a bit, soon as it gets bit of water under her she will drift.

wont the end of the net drift before the rest in in the water (the tail end swinging round?) what leadline you use number 2? float every 3-4ft?

No 2 lead and corks every 4 ft.. We tie a house brick at the end, oh a stone off the beach, it work well if you have a good beach to drift on not have to jump over rocks and stone beaches, and have a good place to haule you net. [bANNED TEXT] we set nets on boat we only set on last 2 hours of the tide all fish are still alive, and live going in the box on ice.

 

cheers ive gota try it,8ft deep? how close do you have them hitting the net? i have fish going in the net behind me when ime looking nets in the surf. will it not work on mied beaches then?

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whilst ime picking brains, have you or TC had much use out off nylon nets about 4z as my last salmon drift net is ready to go only its nylon of do you recon it would be worth changeing it to mono?[/quote

 

I find that the old trammel nets are heavy.. I just stick with the mono.

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