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Re: Newbie question
I agree with you Daryl. Seines are difficult to use, espeically small
ones. Small ones are impossible to handle with one person, and with two,
it gets too crowded. I've found that removing the sinkers and floats, and
making a large loop, hence creating a deep, strong dipnet, works wonders.
:)
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On Thu, 2 Jul 1998 Phylesis at aol_com wrote:
> Don't know about the poles but they definately should have wieghts. I
> have'nt used my siene as it was dificult to maneuver around the water weeds. I
> find that a good, large dip net works best for me. But it is all up to the one
> using it, perhaps the siene will work for your needs. : ) Good luck
> Daryl
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