Looking for a pier net, around 30” diameter. willing to trade or buy. I will be down May 9-19 if anyone has an extra
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Looking for a pier net, around 30” diameter. willing to trade or buy. I will be down May 9-19 if anyone has an extra
At home....31in light weight,made for when my regular was getting dipped at Brunson's
Attachment 7157[IMG]mm5u91.jpg[/IMG]Looks like photo loading problem, anyway a DIY is a way to make what you want. 30" net from Academy Sports, 10" ring from Hobby Lobby, rest from Home Depot.
The easy solution is Academy, 30" pier net is $10, need to add rope and some weight. They also carry a 36" for $25, it has a rope but still needs some weight. Better solution is just stop by J&M.
To please the wife I put the net inside a 50 gallon trash bag before putting it in the back seat. It's good to keep the wife happy! FYI not all 50 gallon bags will fit a 36" net.
I have found that a roll of duct tape and a dirty sock fix that problem. Just be a gentleman and put her set belt on for her.Quote:
Originally Posted by doesitgobang
https://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/h2o...dCatid=4096763
Is this the right one ??
If anyone has a picture of there with the added ring that would be great . More information on Construction please. I'd like to make one for myself
The photo in the link is my net. The comments with the photo list what I did to it. A ring of lead wire in the bottom helps open the net in wind/current. Works great from the pier.
What is the diameter of the Academy net? 36 or 30 inches?
The diy section has one / pictures of one I madeQuote:
Originally Posted by Salty Bones
The green net is 30", the black net with yellow rope is 36".Quote:
Originally Posted by RamZ
The other option is a DYI using a garden hose for the top ring. Fill the hose with sand for weight.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSiqqpDrkVg
uses an old Frabill model made like this. The benefit is it fits into a 5 gallon bucket.
It all depends on how much DYI you want to do.
