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down to preferences. I like a peg around every 5 yards it keeps a good tight top line. always a few spare for uneven ground, and like to bant in with a peg slapping my boot. so I would take around 15

I take a pocket full no matter what nets I have. The pocket has elastic around the top to stop pegs getting a rattle on. The more pegs I have the better it works. Without a doubt I always ha

I sometimes lean the peg slightly in the direction I am going (as well as back) with the net so I can throw another loop for more tension. It will pull the peg vertical ish     

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I take a pocket full no matter what nets I have. The pocket has elastic around the top to stop pegs getting a rattle on.

The more pegs I have the better it works.

Without a doubt I always have spare pegs. I have done enough trad netting you know there comes a point when you need extra.

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2 hours ago, TOMO said:

I always pegged around 7-8 yard....

funnily enough I do similar with the basket system ....im sure I have them at about 7 yard

a lot of the old boys around here pegged every 7 or 8 yds. I just find I can get more tension in my top line by pegging every 5 yards. 

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2 hours ago, fred90 said:

a lot of the old boys around here pegged every 7 or 8 yds. I just find I can get more tension in my top line by pegging every 5 yards. 

I was brought up on every  8 yards as well  !  when did it start shrinking ????

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