Longnet Basket

[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.

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.

 

100% bagging from nelson, in fact i,v tied mine at the top twix the poles to stop the bagging blowing to 1 end, buster.

[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.

 

100% bagging from nelson, in fact i,v tied mine at the top twix the poles to stop the bagging blowing to 1 end, buster.

 

I tied mine in buster, then I took the knots off as the meshes went over the tied in mesh and stopped the bag slipping on the running line. It did not happen all the time but I did not like it. I prefer it free running.

[buster gonads 862]

I see were your coming from LC, as you know iam still green regarding working longnets with a lot to learn , it seem'd a good idea at the time, i,ll look for a solution , atb, buster.

[lifelong cumbrian 1,826]

I see were your coming from LC, as you know iam still green regarding working longnets with a lot to learn , it seem'd a good idea at the time, i,ll look for a solution , atb, buster.

I might work well for you, give it a go first mate.