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On Thu, 07 Sep 2006 02:01:38 -0500, chas
wrote: Dave LaCourse wrote: On Wed, 6 Sep 2006 12:57:12 -0700, "Tom Nakashima" wrote: Any recommendations on either of these two? I just bought a large (16 inch opening) rubberized net and used it on my trip to the Rapid last week. It worked fine and seemed to handle the fish better than the conventional mesh net. Also, on several occasions, the hook came out of the fish's mouth while in the net, but did not get caught up in the net. I have another net with a small (size 18) Copper John caught in the mesh; it's been there for two years. Dave Another reason to crimp those barbs... Chas remove fly fish to e mail directly Ah, but the barb IS crimped. I have found that unless you completely remove the barb (chance of breaking the hook) you will always have a little bit of a barb. The tiny barb on an 18 inch nymph hook still has enough of a point to embed itself into fabric, not so much into finger flesh or fish jaws, but it just loves any kind of fabric. Dave |
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