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I read Harold Wyman's book, "the art of longnetting". In the book I noticed that he used 12 patent hemp thread to knit the old hemp nets, and how fine and webby it looked, and the fact that it was doubled. Earlier today I was looking for some misplaced fishing tackle actually "Fly tying materials" when I came across some fine Irish linen thread which I once knitted a short trammel from. It was I felt just too light. However I thought doubled, perhaps. What do you think?

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so we'll see how he gets on with it.

 

OTC

We certainly will :thumbs: I will keep you informed on how it goes.

 

Got to say a big thanks to OldTrapCollecter. Few days back I put an add up asking where I can source cheap 4z stopnets.......about 30 mins later I get a PM from OTC offering to send me the dogs bollocks of all stop nets!..........for free! :icon_eek: Not many folks would do that, top man :thumbs:

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Some of my old nets are like that one seems to be made from thread only about 12 meshes long i got it from my uncles estate he called it a bolt net .Suppose it was just anything they could use during the war years

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THAT WAS A VERY NICE THING TO DO :yes:

 

RIGHT IM AFTER A 100 YARD SPUN POLY OR COTTON NET AND BASKET WITH POLES :whistling:

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Just to add, I can see the point in double threaded nets in longnets etc where the rabbit is caught through tangling its self up in the mesh but with a purse net I cant see much advantage as in a purse net they are caught by the action of the purse, enclosing them into the net?

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