Certainly agree with you Gary on the song 'Picture of you', but love him on the song 'I'll see you in my dreams' played on a uke, liked it so much, went an bought the very same uke.


Cheers, Pete😊

Hi Pete, Joe Brown, (Bless Him,) a really nice down to earth guy, and an excellent very talented musician. His one and only hit record, A picture of you, his excellent rendition of, Sea of heart break, and not forgetting, All things bright and beautiful, played finger style on a twelve string. The good old days gone forever, more is the pity. My knowledge on Fishing nets is not up to much, so I will give that a miss, although I do appreciate the differences between a Drift Net and a Trawl net, as mentioned in previous posts. Regards, Gary.

Excellent memory Gary, now it comes back to me, point of interest, I had the opportunity of playing Joe Browns Gibson 335 whilst it was in for a refret,
a lovely guitar.


Cheers, Pete😊

I sit corrected Gary😔
Memory blurs with age🙄
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I don't think Joe Brown and The Bruvvers, would be be very happy to hear that statement. The man you are looking for is the Skiffle King Lonnie Donnigan.

Spot on Pete👍
"My ol' man's a dustman,
He wears cor blimey boots.
He has such a job to pull 'em up
He calls 'em daisy roots."
Cheers, Doug😁😎
PS Don't forget 'The Bruvvers'.

Trying to recall where I heard the phrase from Doug, could it have been on the record of 'My old man's a dustmen' by Joe Brown ?

Cheers, Pete😊

Dammit! I'm liking this net thing!
Now I have to get me one of them fishing boats!!!
Arrgghh!!!!
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Photo of my Osprey fishing boat with the nets made from the aforementioned citrus netting.

Mike is amazing! Your mosquito nets look a lot like fishing nets.

oh my friends . .
Forgot to include a few photos . . .
Bb Michel-C.

Ps : You can buy such sets from us to complete yourself.
The important thing is not to have two left hands!

Great idea and excellent result Peejay.

I used a hair net for the net hanging from the mast on my trawler, pictured below.

Guilty as charged Pete😔
But then of course - You too😁😁
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"Cos Lily's wearing them" You're showing your age now Doug.


Cheers, Pete

Hi Michel,
I have been blessed (or cursed🙄) with a vivid imagination!
I was just pondering just how you 'fitted' the aluminium frames to your better half!!🤔
😎😁

Quite so Jump.
As in-
'I say I say I say.
My dustbin's absolutely FULL of lilies!
How do you know they're lilies?
Coz Lily is wearing them!!!'

Oldies but goldies😁
😎

For a quick second Michel I thought your wife’s horror was over a pair of stolen fish net stockings!!!
😉🤣🤣

Hello Philuk
To my wife's horror I stole the fly screens and used them for the nets as @Wolle mentioned.
I fitted her with professional fly screens with aluminium frames, which are easy to remove for window cleaning (I'm afraid of that).
Peace in the house was restored!
Never mess with your wife, otherwise she'll really spoil the soup for you. . .

🤣🤣🤣 Michel-C.

I've used the nets from satsumas and lemons before. Works for me 👍

Thanks everyone for the replys might have a go at scrunching up the green one that comes with it first if not have to find a bride while she's not looking and chop a bit of her veil ,🤣🤣
Philuk👍

I used a wedding veil (available at material stores) for my "Helen" kit build. Kind of stiff plastic material. There are some off white colors, but not very realistic looking for a used net. So I claim it is "new". I used some wood beads as floats and some small lead weights for the sinker weights.

Also, I printed out some fish typical of the trawling area in the North English Channel. Printed both sides with a little filler in between to give it some thickness.

Lew
Somewhere in Florida

I’m with Greg! Bridal veil material at the fabric store is a great call. Fish net stockings are also an option te: lobster pots. My wife has all the answers. Although, I don’t always pay attention as much as I should…sometimes.
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Over the years, I have made many fishingbtrawl nets, fully rigged so they could be towed and fished behind the boats.
I mainly use different bridal/fashion veil materials from fabric stores. It can be bought in various styles, mesh size and colour.
Bottom rollers can be made from wood dowels, and the top float buoys can come from correct size costume jewelry round beads.
When I made scallop drags, I made brass frames with a chain-mail type wire mesh used in industrial pipe cladding. Crab Pots were framed with brass rod, and clad with produce bag mesh, with a draw-string at the bottom for dumping out the catch.
See photo of black scallop trawler with drag over the side , and the green fish trawlervwith net trawl laying along side of the model.

I’ve used cheese cloth in the past. Also, a gauze bandage may do as well.

Or a fly net.

Try a mesh bag from onions, they come in various mesh sizes depending on the onions. Price is very reasonable