new boat net
- chris srsc
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Re: new boat net
Good idea too have two...might keep the one in the boat and get a small rubber one...
FISH1617 : 183CM
Salt (38cm) Trevely 38cm snapper 65cm gummy 80cm
Fresh (0cm)
Salt (38cm) Trevely 38cm snapper 65cm gummy 80cm
Fresh (0cm)
- mazman
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Re: new boat net
Have a look at the berkley range of nets, the rubber mesh they have is fantastic. I've got a short handled kayak net that I use for most of my light lure fishing both on the yak and landbased and I'm about to buy the catch and release net for the yak.
Cheers Alex
Cheers Alex
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Re: new boat net
I will only buy one with the large rubber netting. When you have multiple rods going off with 4-5kg snapper you need to be able to get each fish out of the net quickly and easily. Nothing worse than a Paternoster rig getting the other hook tangled in the net while you are trying to pull a fish out cos u have a second 5kg snapper boatside, attaching the first snapper, and your other rod to the net also. Calamity ensues.
TBH, these days I dont bother netting anything apart from large fish. IE: big snapper/gummies or XL versions of other fish (45+ cm whiting, 60+ CM flatties, etc, etc) everything else just get swung in and squid get grabbed on the head.
TBH, these days I dont bother netting anything apart from large fish. IE: big snapper/gummies or XL versions of other fish (45+ cm whiting, 60+ CM flatties, etc, etc) everything else just get swung in and squid get grabbed on the head.