Longnet Basket

[nellie123 4]

let me know if you get sorted Chris,i'm after a net/basket myself,

 

cheers

[buster gonads 862]

Here you go LC, not much different but notice the lack of a centre strut and note the Sq loops for the strap, atb, buster.

[B.P.R 2,798]

Here you go LC, not much different but notice the lack of a centre strut and note the Sq loops for the strap, atb, buster.

 

looks good....

 

how much was that? ....

 

they all look the fecking same to me

[buster gonads 862]

It was £150 with 2 X 25yard and one 50yard qwick set, just need some weather that suits now, atb, buster.

[pipa 299]

That's the one I'm talking about, great idea to have the 100 or 50yrd net at the back and a couple of stop nets at the front

[pipa 299]

let me know if you get sorted Chris,i'm after a net/basket myself,

 

cheers

which one you after Paul? I'll give him a ring this week, see if he can sort us 2 out?

Chris

[lifelong cumbrian 1,826]

Here you go LC, not much different but notice the lack of a centre strut and note the Sq loops for the strap, atb, buster.

I think those are the ones he is selling first.

[lifelong cumbrian 1,826]

It was £150 with 2 X 25yard and one 50yard qwick set, just need some weather that suits now, atb, buster.

excellent price that mate.

[nellie123 4]

 

let me know if you get sorted Chris,i'm after a net/basket myself,

 

cheers

which one you after Paul? I'll give him a ring this week, see if he can sort us 2 out?

Chris

 

i'm after a 25 and a 50 in one basket if poss,let me know bub,

cheers

[Country Joe 1,411]

 

It was £150 with 2 X 25yard and one 50yard qwick set, just need some weather that suits now, atb, buster.

excellent price that mate.

 

Did he point your fibreglass poles?

[buster gonads 862]

No he didnt joe but as i have a grinder it was a 5 min job, wouldnt want to do them by hand though, atb, buster.

[Jamie m 668]

No he didnt joe but as i have a grinder it was a 5 min job, wouldnt want to do them by hand though, atb, buster.

If the poles were thicker longer and pointed I'd of bought one last year , I do a lot of sandy ground so the pole has to go in a fair way . And I didn't think there was enough bagging for myself , apart from that for the price , fair enough.

[lifelong cumbrian 1,826]

 

No he didnt joe but as i have a grinder it was a 5 min job, wouldnt want to do them by hand though, atb, buster.

If the poles were thicker longer and pointed I'd of bought one last year , I do a lot of sandy ground so the pole has to go in a fair way . And I didn't think there was enough bagging for myself , apart from that for the price , fair enough.

 

I thought Nelsons were 100% bag. I would not use poles unpointed. We do pine woods were you need to push the pole in a long way so I only use 1 metre poles.

[Country Joe 1,411]

When I ordered poles from Nelson, he put in a stop net free gratis,

bagging on it was perfect.

Good man to deal with, my only gripe is him not pointing his poles, as i don't have a grinder.

[bobcullen79 1,495]

When I ordered poles from Nelson, he put in a stop net free gratis,

bagging on it was perfect.

Good man to deal with, my only gripe is him not pointing his poles, as i don't have a grinder.

Last time I had to sharpen some fibreglass pegs, I didn't have a grinder either Joe. I just put a file in the vice and went to work like when you sharpened a stick on the floor as a kid, backwards and forwards, rolling it. Add a bit of body weight and its surprising how quick it comes to a point.