New stop net

[JordKil 0]

I recently bought a stop net from jbsnets and I got it all set up on a gorse bush set i worked the other day and the top line was far too baggy and basically made the whole thing fall to the ground (minus the poles) there is two poles to hold it up and its about 20 yards long.

At the time i just wrapped the top line round the poles a dab more. Is that whats easiest/best to do or is there a better way to do it? (without taking it all apart!lol)

 

 

Cheers

Jordan

[searcherthelurcher 0]

hi , have you tried pegging at both ends

[JordKil 0]

would that tighten up the top line though?

 

Thanks

Jordan

[searcherthelurcher 0]

i got a 100yd er and its a pain o put out but i pinned every pole at intervals and pulled it tight with tent pegs at each end been out tonite to let it down but didnt catch a thingbut keep it tight on top , andy

[The one 8,481]

Your poles should be roughly 5 yards apart so if it is 20 yards long your 3 poles short

[JordKil 0]

I thought that. it was sold as a ready to use 'quickset' if you like, stop net. I'll stick a few more on.

 

Jordan

Edited December 29, 2008 by JordKil

[auld salmon 28]

I thought that. it was sold as a ready to use 'quickset' if you like, stop net. I'll stick a few more on.

 

Jordan

i should of been 5 poles with it !!! if it dosent stay up i use 2 purse nets put the end ring over top of the end poles then pull tight and peg in

[Rabbithunter 456]

I recently bought a stop net from jbsnets

top line was far too baggy

there is two poles to hold it up and its about 20 yards long.