ianrob 2 Posted May 10, 2008 Report Share Posted May 10, 2008 Just looking a the d ring youv'e got 12 meshes on it i'd like to try a bigger one i just like my nets 20 meshes wide till i get to the length i require looks like 11 to me, I use 18. Quote Link to post
MikeTheDog 153 Posted May 11, 2008 Report Share Posted May 11, 2008 Just looking a the d ring youv'e got 12 meshes on it i'd like to try a bigger one i just like my nets 20 meshes wide till i get to the length i require looks like 11 to me, I use 18. You two are obviously new to the net making game ...Just because there's only a dozen or so knots on a ring doesn't mean it's only that many mesh's wide. A lot of the net makers on here make proper nets, starting at a dozen maybe then going out to the desired size and then back into a dozen Quote Link to post
maty j 6 Posted May 11, 2008 Report Share Posted May 11, 2008 Just looking a the d ring youv'e got 12 meshes on it i'd like to try a bigger one i just like my nets 20 meshes wide till i get to the length i require looks like 11 to me, I use 18. You two are obviously new to the net making game ...Just because there's only a dozen or so knots on a ring doesn't mean it's only that many mesh's wide. A lot of the net makers on here make proper nets, starting at a dozen maybe then going out to the desired size and then back into a dozen saves a lot of time and materials that way Mike and the nets are still as good as a full 18, 24 or whyatever continuous meshed net. they look smart nets Nik and i like the idea of the D rings. i do like the bright nets, alot of my ferreting is shitty ground were the usual green nylon you will be forever leaving them behind and yes i do dip the pegs on ALL my nets BRB but its easy enough for a bit of ivy or foliage to cover such a small area were as a net...its a bit harder. dont know about changine colours every few rows unless your out of one twine but guess it stops folk pinching them Oh and BRB, pink spun nets are old news. get yourself a little pink probe, there all the rage Quote Link to post
Guest Rabbiteer Posted May 11, 2008 Report Share Posted May 11, 2008 Just looking a the d ring youv'e got 12 meshes on it i'd like to try a bigger one i just like my nets 20 meshes wide till i get to the length i require looks like 11 to me, I use 18. You two are obviously new to the net making game ...Just because there's only a dozen or so knots on a ring doesn't mean it's only that many mesh's wide. A lot of the net makers on here make proper nets, starting at a dozen maybe then going out to the desired size and then back into a dozen saves a lot of time and materials that way Mike and the nets are still as good as a full 18, 24 or whyatever continuous meshed net. they look smart nets Nik and i like the idea of the D rings. i do like the bright nets, alot of my ferreting is shitty ground were the usual green nylon you will be forever leaving them behind and yes i do dip the pegs on ALL my nets BRB but its easy enough for a bit of ivy or foliage to cover such a small area were as a net...its a bit harder. dont know about changine colours every few rows unless your out of one twine but guess it stops folk pinching them Oh and BRB, pink spun nets are old news. get yourself a little pink probe, there all the rage I took a rake ferreting with me once........................................... Quote Link to post
MikeTheDog 153 Posted May 11, 2008 Report Share Posted May 11, 2008 I took a rake ferreting with me once........................................... I did once... raked pathways along down and up a steep bank covered in bracken just so I could get a clean drop... Quote Link to post
The one 8,511 Posted May 11, 2008 Report Share Posted May 11, 2008 Im no into shaped nets been there tried that never again and im no worried about saving twine on a net sooner have a nice big net Quote Link to post
maty j 6 Posted May 11, 2008 Report Share Posted May 11, 2008 Im no into shaped nets been there tried that never again and im no worried about saving twine on a net sooner have a nice big net from using full nets i found i was left with a load of spare mesh bunched up around both rings, with the shaped there still plenty big enough and wide enough but like most stuff - whatever you prefer and have most success with keep using it. good hunting lads. Quote Link to post
netrigger 568 Posted May 11, 2008 Author Report Share Posted May 11, 2008 Just looking a the d ring youv'e got 12 meshes on it i'd like to try a bigger one i just like my nets 20 meshes wide till i get to the length i require One is actually 11 meshes shaped up to 15 meshes deep and finished at 11 on the end D ring,, the other is 10 on the D shaped out to 14 deep and finished at 10. 2 1/4" half mesh.. 4 1/2" full mesh. Regards.. Quote Link to post
TOMO 26,798 Posted May 12, 2008 Report Share Posted May 12, 2008 Im no into shaped nets been there tried that never again and im no worried about saving twine on a net sooner have a nice big net why what happened with your shaped nets??????? Quote Link to post
whin 463 Posted May 12, 2008 Report Share Posted May 12, 2008 i read some piss a net to me will always be a metre to four feet and set properly coulors nothing feildcraft and a good dog will always beat any net coulor size etc , i have white spun nylon for makeing nets or normal twisted nylon thye catch plenty and with a good dog or two about there no escapees unless your killing to hard and doing ureself out of a job, i know net makeing is fun for you but after been on trawlers, gill nets for salmon nets ,for lobsters etc its a chore sometimes ive taught people how to make nets etc i wonder if people done it fpora living would been keen to go on about it or if u caught fish spent weks on a trawler , you would cringe at the thought of mending nets in a force six or munting miles of salmon nets or hundreds of creels ,does any use munt nets mend pots make pots etc Quote Link to post
Guest on the hill Posted May 13, 2008 Report Share Posted May 13, 2008 (edited) i read some piss a net to me will always be a metre to four feet and set properly coulors nothing feildcraft and a good dog will always beat any net coulor size etc , i have white spun nylon for makeing nets or normal twisted nylon thye catch plenty and with a good dog or two about there no escapees unless your killing to hard and doing ureself out of a job, i know net makeing is fun for you but after been on trawlers, gill nets for salmon nets ,for lobsters etc its a chore sometimes ive taught people how to make nets etc i wonder if people done it fpora living would been keen to go on about it or if u caught fish spent weks on a trawler , you would cringe at the thought of mending nets in a force six or munting miles of salmon nets or hundreds of creels ,does any use munt nets mend pots make pots etc em....wow didnt know there was a sport called extreme net making (joke) i usually avoid gales and such by making nets indoors im deffo gonna get some d rings Edited May 13, 2008 by on the hill Quote Link to post
whin 463 Posted May 13, 2008 Report Share Posted May 13, 2008 good one on the hill ,in better form tonite , i kinda get bored reading about nets and well once youve made them for decadrs the novelty is long gone aND ITS A CHORE UNLESS FECH ALL TO DO , made a few gil nets so far this season a few poke nets for rabbits cheers Quote Link to post
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