little advise?

[BS40liam 203]

I'm thinking of getting a couple of longnets in the near future, but as a complete novice to these what would sort should I be looking at getting? And where's the best place to get one? thanks liam.

[Steveclark 9]

If you can afford them, then the quick set longnets are the ones to go for. Think I paid £250 for 2x50yd. Can get them pretty much anywhere on the internet.

[BS40liam 203]

Ok cheers

[R.A.W 1,987]

yeah it has to be a quickset for me. no messing about and easy to master.atb raw

[johnrthrfrd 223]

Quickset all the way nelson on eBay is first class

[BS40liam 203]

Thanks, will keep it in mind atb

[8shot 192]

when you come down i'll take mine with us. quickset are so easy to use

[BS40liam 203]

Thanks, look forward to it!

[ferret1988 20]

I got a 50yard and a 100 yard from bridport nets all quick set, postage was cheap and arrived extra quick i bout the 10z ones were quite expensive but will last a life time and would not be without them now

[chrismdd 787]

Hi Liam, I ordered mine from Nelson on ebay. Spoke to him on the phone and he comes across as very knowledgeable and he has excellent feedback, he helped me decide exactly what would be needed for my use (ferreting copses and thick hedgerows as well as using them at night on those areas that cannot be ferreted . When you pop down for some ferreting we'll give them a try and hopefully we'll have some success even with all this undergrowth (thats the main reason for getting them for this season). Speak soon as we should soon have a date set up. Regards Chris

[fitchet 788]

Traditionals are easier to carry in bullk but quicksets are alot easier to master. I wouldnt use a quickset for nightwork though much rather run my traditional out ..... Horses for courses really.

[BS40liam 203]

Thanks chris, just let me no matey and ill be down! Atb

[johnrthrfrd 223]

Hi Liam, I ordered mine from Nelson on ebay. Spoke to him on the phone and he comes across as very knowledgeable and he has excellent feedback, he helped me decide exactly what would be needed for my use (ferreting copses and thick hedgerows as well as using them at night on those areas that cannot be ferreted . When you pop down for some ferreting we'll give them a try and hopefully we'll have some success even with all this undergrowth (thats the main reason for getting them for this season). Speak soon as we should soon have a date set up. Regards Chris

First class bloke nelson and his nets are second to none met him when I picked my first net up and he defiantly knows what he is talking about.