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| Author: | EllKayBee [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:22 ] |
| Post subject: | Fish Nets |
for Queenslanders (might be in other states): BCF have a sale on Jarvis Walker "fish friendly landing nets" - was $29.95, now $19.95 (for next 2 weeks) I was going to buy one a few weeks back, I am going to buy one tomorrow |
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| Author: | veggie boy [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:26 ] |
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Excellent - if you pick one up for me also Les I'll collect it (and pay you) when I see you in 2 weeks time. Don't have a BCF handy to me here |
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| Author: | Jaymie [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:28 ] |
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thanks Les, I'll go in tomorrow |
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| Author: | bundaberg kid [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:31 ] |
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the jarvis walker net is a copy of the original "environet"....ive got one and they're heaps cheaper than the original, been using em for about a year for boat n jetty fishing and they're great |
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| Author: | EllKayBee [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:31 ] |
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veggie boy wrote: Excellent - if you pick one up for me also Les I'll collect it (and pay you) when I see you in 2 weeks time. Don't have a BCF handy to me here
Shall do |
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| Author: | veggie boy [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:32 ] |
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Thanks mate. Will then have to try it out - which means time to eat me some more fish :-) |
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| Author: | earthbound [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:43 ] | ||
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Only if they are the fish friendly nets I'm thinking of, they are hopeless for AP... I have one and don't use it at all... The problem is that they are no good for catching fish, because they have solid sides and a very fine mesh in the bottom the water doesn't flow through it very well. When your trying to scoop through the water quickly to catch a fish, it's almost like trying to use a bucket. It's an enormous amount of work to move the net through the water, so you can only move it slowly, and the fish just scoot out of the way.. They are great for when you have a fish on the end of a line, and you want to carefully direct them into the net and lift them out of the water without damaging them.. But to catch scared fish in a tank??? Not good.... I've attached a pic of the net I'm talking about below..
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| Author: | Jaymie [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:46 ] |
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hmm, well I might get one for someone for Father's Day anyway, don't tell him |
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| Author: | EllKayBee [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:47 ] | ||
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Here is a pic off the BCF site:
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| Author: | earthbound [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:50 ] |
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Pretty similar net..... A bit more fly screen type stuff in it... But I still say, there's a reason why people don;t use that type of net to catch fish from a tank.. It make the job so much harder in so many ways.. But hey, for $20, give it a go, it would be good to hear other points of view.. |
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| Author: | bundaberg kid [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:51 ] |
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thats the one lol.........im sad that you got a rex hunt one though EB lol........but I agree with the AP use, theyre good for lifting fish not chasing lol |
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| Author: | EllKayBee [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:53 ] |
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Quote: theyre good for lifting fish not chasing lol
...but that's why I made the AP dividers |
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| Author: | earthbound [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:55 ] |
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EllKayBee wrote: Quote: theyre good for lifting fish not chasing lol ...but that's why I made the AP dividers Train them to come into the net.... |
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| Author: | EllKayBee [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:55 ] |
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Looked at there other nets and there is tooooooooo much netting on them, will give them a go - you still want one vb |
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| Author: | bundaberg kid [ Aug 15th, '07, 18:55 ] |
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well your set then old man |
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