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A net is a catching fishing gear consisting of one or more nettings mounted on pick-ups.

The upper selection is equipped with melt, and the lower one is equipped with loading. Most fishing nets (single-walled gill nets, string nets, frame nets) have catches. Popularly, selections are often called “bowstrings.”

Materials

The materials for equipping the upper and lower selection are:

  • floating and cargo cords;
  • cords on which net floats or sinkers are attached;
  • network floats;
  • net sinkers;
  • planting threads.

FLOATING CORDS

They go to the top network selection. Floating power cord consists of a floating core and braid. The core is a solid thread of foamed polyethylene of varying floating ability. It is braided with durable polypropylene fibers, which take on the load when working with the cord.

Russian industry produces cords with floating capacity: 6, 9, 15 and 25 g/m.

The main characteristic of floating cords is their floating ability, i.e. the mass of the load lifted in water per unit length of the cord. It is measured in grams per meter.

For example, the designation of a 10 g/m cord means that 1 meter of this cord lifts 10 grams of weight. In this case, the diameter of the cord does not matter much.

Buoyancy Recommended network height
Single wall networks Frame/three-wall networks
sea lake river sea lake river
6 g/m 1.8 m 1.8..3.0 m 1.5 m 1.2 m 1.5 m 1.2 m
9 g/m 1.8..3.0 m 3.0..4.0 m 1.8 m 1.5..1.8 m 1.8 m 1.5 m
15 g/m 3.0..4.0 m 4.0..5.0 m 1.8..3.0 m 3.0 m 3.0..4.0 m 1.8 m
25 g/m up to 5.0 m 6.0..8.0 m 3.0..4.0 m 3.0..4.0 m 4.0..5.0 m 3.0 m

Weight (weight) cords used for equipping as a lower catch of a fishing net.

Weight cords consist of a core and braid. The core is a lead chain of varying weights. It is braided with polypropylene fibers, which bear the main load.

Russian industry offers cords with weighting capacity: 13/14, 22, 25, 30, 50 and 100 g/m.

The main characteristic of weight cords is their weight in the air, measured in grams per meter.

The diameter of the cord is not particularly important, since the main parameter is the actual weight of the cord in relation to the type of network.

Buoyancy Recommended network height in meters
Single wall networks Frame/three-wall networks
sea lake river sea lake river
14 g/m 1.5 m 1.8 m 1.5 m 1.2 m 1.5 m 1.2 m
22 g/m 1.8 m 3.0 m 1.5 m 1.2 m 1.5..1.8 m 1.5 m
30 g/m 1.8..3.0 m 3.0..4.0 m 1.8 m 1.8 m 1.8..3.0 m 1.5..1.8 m
50 g/m 3.0..4.0 m 4.0..5.0 m 3.0 m up to 3.0 m up to 4.0 m 1.8..3.0 m
100 g/m up to 5.0 m 6.0..8.0 m up to 4.0 m up to 4.0 m up to 5.0 m up to 3.0 m

As such a cord for equipping networks, they are also often used rubber cords based on conveyor belt. Such a cord practically does not tangle the network and has been used for many decades to equip amateur networks (folk know-how).

Advantages of solid floating and weight lines:

  • minimize network tangling (the floating cord has no protruding parts);
  • allow one person to easily and quickly install and remove the network, including in winter;
  • make it possible to easily install the net from a boat at low speed;
  • allow you to install a network with different parameters;
  • are strong and durable, and also resistant to many aggressive environments and ultraviolet radiation;
  • have low hygroscopicity.

In addition to specialized solid power cords, ordinary nylon cords are widely used to equip networks, usually braided cords.

If you take nylon cords, produced by the Russian company Petrokanat, then of all their variety for equipping networks, the most popular are braided nylon cords"Universal" (NeedleLine) and "Standard" (BraidLine).

These cords, especially BraidLine, have increased strength and, after equipping them with net floats and weights, go to the upper or lower selection of nets. If we take the regions of the Far East, as well as the North, the leader in sales is the black BraidLine cord with a diameter of 4 mm and a length of 500 m.

In addition to fishing nets, these kinds of cords are also used for equipping (planting) fishing nets and other fishing gear.

These cords occupy an intermediate position between specialized solid power cords (floating and weighted) and regular cords.

DanLine cords are specially designed for equipping networks, but they require, like regular cords, additional equipment with net floats and net weights.

DanLine twisted lines are produced by the Japanese concern Momoi Fishing. Russian analogues of these cords are produced by Petrokanat.

FLOATS FOR EQUIPING NETS AND OTHER FISHING GEAR

They are produced in Russia, mainly in six standard sizes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

Advantages of PSVS:

  • high buoyancy;
  • lower cost than PVC floats.

Disadvantages of PSVS:

  • low resistance to ultraviolet radiation and salt water;
  • low strength;
  • high hygroscopicity at great depths

Net floats made of polystyrene mainly intended for net fishing in reservoirs with fresh and slightly salted water, at shallow depths - up to 15-20 m.

Characteristics of polystyrene floats:


This is a new generation of network floats produced in Russia, which, due to their good quality and lower price, replaced imported rubber floats.

Features of PVC floats:

  • high strength;
  • high swimming ability;
  • low hygroscopicity;
  • smooth surface;
  • application depth up to 50 meters;
  • resistance to sea water and aggressive environments.

The color of the floats is brown.

Characteristics of PVC floats:

Type Dimensions Buoyancy Color
L-100 40x140x10mm 100 gr brown
L-160 46x166x9mm 160 gr brown

F-35 33x55x9mm 35 gr brown
F-70 41x79x10mm 70 gr brown
F-190 65x100x12mm 190 gr brown
F-330 75x130x12mm 330 gr brown
F-570 91x135x18mm 570 gr brown
F-1100 115x170x22mm 1100 gr brown

PVC floats designed for all types of gill nets (single-walled, three-walled, frame, bottom and floating).

The L series floats are called "salmon".

Floats F-570 and F-1100 are also used for equipping nets and nets.

Net lead weights Designed for loading the bottom selection of nets or nonsense.

They have a cylindrical shape with an internal hole or a split one.

Non-split sinkers have an internal diameter of 6 mm. To secure the load on thinner cords, it is enough to squeeze the load slightly.

Split weights They are universal and can be installed on almost any landing cord.

A wide weight range from 20 to 500 grams allows the use of sinkers to equip fishing nets of various types and designs.

Net weights available on the Russian market have the following characteristics:

Weight Dimensions Type Qty per pack
20 gr 20x12x6 mm without incision 10 pieces.
25 gr 25x12x6 mm without incision 10 pieces.
30 gr 30x12x6 mm without incision 10 pieces.
40 gr 40x12x6 mm without incision 10 pieces.
50 gr 50x12x6 mm without incision 10 pieces.

20 gr 20x12x6 mm with a slit 10 pieces.
25 gr 25x12x6 mm with a slit 10 pieces.
30 gr 30x12x6 mm with a slit 10 pieces.
40 gr 40x12x6 mm with a slit 10 pieces.
50 gr 50x12x6 mm with a slit 10 pieces.

No competition here twisted nylon threads, which are widely used for planting and framing nets.

Russian manufacturers offer a large selection of such threads, from which you can choose the color and diameter of the thread for any network.

Russian nylon threads They differ from each other mainly in the coils and winding length. Therefore, we took Petrokanat products as the basis for analyzing the parameters of the threads.

Diameter Thread structure Length
den tex
100 g 500 g
0.32 mm 210d/2 15.6tex*3 1780 m 8910 m
0.40 mm 210d/3 23.5tex*3 1310 m 6550 m
0.45 mm 210d/4 29tex*3 940 m 4700 m
0.56 mm 210d/6 15.6tex*9 660 m 3315 m
0.70 mm 210d/9 29tex*6 430 m 2160 m
0.80 mm 210d/12 93.5tex*3 285 m 1435 m
1.00 mm 210d/16 187tex*2 240 m 1200 m
1.20 mm 210d/24 187tex*3 150 m 755 m
1.40 mm 210d/32 187tex*4 110 m 550 m
1.80 mm 210d/48 187tex*6 80 m 400 m
2.20 mm 210d/72 187tex*9 50 m 265 m
2.50 mm 210d/96 187tex*12 35 m 185 m

The thread tex is selected depending on the characteristics of the network. The most widely used threads for tying mesh fabric are 187tex*2 and 187tex*3.

Attention! If you are interested in mesh fabrics, which are the basis of any network, then you can read about them in our special reviews:

For examples of the use of materials for equipping the upper and lower selection of fishing nets, see the review:

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Landing a net for rebounds

The main tool for making (hand-knitted) nets and for placing net fabrics on selections is a shuttle (see Fig. 43).

The shuttle is made from a variety of materials: planed from a thin linden board, sawn from plywood, sheet plastic or plexiglass, cut (a hole is cut out) from sheet metal... The main condition is the absence of burrs, cracks and other irregularities; for metal shuttles, it is necessary to blunt and round all the edges, otherwise during operation such a shuttle slides through the net as it should, without catching, but imperceptibly cuts the threads of the net fabric, depriving them of most of their strength.

The dimensions of the shuttle are quite arbitrary: the width depends on the mesh with which you have to work - a shuttle completely filled with thread should slide freely through the mesh. The length is determined by the convenience of work, or rather, by two opposing requirements: the shuttle should accommodate as much landing thread as possible, but should not be too long, making it difficult to move during work. When planting amateur nets, the length of the shuttle usually does not exceed 25 cm; for the production of large professional gear, shuttles of more impressive sizes are used.

It is convenient to use the shuttle as a ruler - make a mark on it with a waterproof marker, measuring the distance between the nodes attaching the landing thread to the selection. At the end of the work, the mark is washed off with a solvent.

Used for planting seating thread, wound on a shuttle. The correct landing of the net begins with this very winding... And the wrong one too. If the shuttle is not rotated around its vertical axis, as shown in Fig. 43.1 – one turn for each turn of thread wound on the shuttle - when planting, the thread will begin to curl and interfere with work.

Rice. 43. Planting nets: 1 – shuttle and landing thread; 2 – “sliding” landing of the net; 3 – “pork’s hoof” knot (shown for right-handers, left-handers knit it in a mirror image).

In one of the letters I was asked a question: is it possible to use monofilament (fishing line) as a landing thread? In particular, for planting a forest network? The answer is categorical: it is impossible. Thick does not have the necessary elasticity, thin does not have the strength. “Braid” will probably be suitable, but the mesh will turn out “golden”.

There are several types of net landing, that is, several types of seams with which the net fabric is attached to the cargo or floating cord.

The main type of landing used for amateur networks with small and medium mesh, “running” or “sliding”, is shown in Fig. 43.2. In this type of landing, the shuttle is passed through several outer mesh cells (usually 4–6 for a medium-mesh fabric), without securing them in any way, then fixed with a fastening unit (Fig. 43.3) on the selection, then passed through again and fixed, etc. Sometimes they come across seating threads (for example, made in Belarus), quite suitable in thickness and strength, but too slippery in the knots. Then on the fastening unit shown in the figure, you need to make another loop to insure the unit from spreading.

In coarse mesh nets, the planting thread is threaded through two or three, sometimes even through one cell.

With a “sliding” landing, the net receives some limited freedom of movement relative to the lower and upper cords, which increases its catchability (fish get entangled much worse in a tightly stretched net).

To speed up work, you should never excessively increase the distance between the fastening units - of course, you will make the net faster, but in the water its configuration will be disrupted, and the time saved will result in losses in catches.

The network is considered to be planted evenly if the division cells are stretched in the form of rhombuses, the length of the horizontal diagonal of which is equal to the side of the rhombus, and the length of the upper selection is equal to the length of the bottom. Such a net catches fish equally with its lower part, its middle part, or its upper part - that is, it is quite universal. Sometimes they are planted unevenly - so that the diamond-shaped cells are divided diagonally in the lower rows, and vertically in the upper ones, or vice versa: the selection length is different.

Uneven planting of nets serves to increase catchability when catching certain types of fish, and in the chapter on catching bream, it will be described in more detail how uneven planting is done.

The length of standard amateur networks is usually 25–30 m, which is quite enough, because if necessary, you can always connect several networks into a network of the required length. In addition, the fishing rules of many regions (especially central, densely populated ones) limit the total length of nets to the same thirty meters per amateur fisherman.

The length of the net is always calculated by the fit, and not by the length of the workpiece, that is, the net fabric (“dolls,” as they call it). When the mesh fabric is stored in the form of a “doll”, it is maximally elongated in length, and the diamond cell actually has no height - its upper corner is in contact with the lower one. It is not difficult to calculate that from a 60-meter “doll”, if planted evenly, a 30-meter net will be obtained, and with more catchy types of planting, its length will be less. These ratios must be kept in mind when purchasing materials for making the network.

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​Similar articles​ ​Have a nylon thread binding.​ The shuttle thread is attached to the next marking on the cord. ​The cell size depends on the size of the fish.​​The next component is the material. The material can be monofilament fishing line or thick thread. It is clear that there must be a lot of fishing line. For this, fishing line is purchased in reels. The thinner the line, the more catchy the net, but also the less durable. A thin line cuts into the body of the fish and prevents it from escaping. The line should be blue or dark gray, invisible to the water, so that the fish does not notice it, although at a depth of more than 5 meters the color is no longer distinguishable.​

Instructions

  • ​Pig's hoof knot with a safety loop placed backwards​​The photo below shows a safety loop made over a pig's hoof. There is a small knot here that makes it easy to separate old power cords from the torn network that needs repair. If you cut this knot with scissors, the knot will fall apart. Do not use a thick thread for the safety loop, since the net fabric can get caught in the knot during fishing.​ ​Task:​
  • ​When planting a network from a ready-made network fabric, you can give different shapes to the cells of the network fabric. A cell is called symmetrical (C) if its width is equal to the distance between nodes. A cell is called wide (W) if its width is greater than the distance between nodes. If the width of the cell is less than the distance between the nodes, the cell is called narrow (N).​
  • ​Usually such a net is waded; you can do it alone. Put on high rubber boots, secure one end of the net to the shore and lay the net further along the shore, with the floats up and the weight down. Gradually straighten it out, making sure it doesn't get tangled. It is best to check the net every three to four hours so that the fish does not have time to fall asleep.​
  • ​On hand-tied nets, use a running planting. Its main advantage is the absence of fastening nodes, which allows the net fabric to move along the landing thread. This landing makes ​It would seem easier, I threw it​If the net is a large enough structure and it takes a long time to weave it, then you can make a landing net from fishing line. You need to knit a seamless “stocking” and then put it on a ring with a handle. Such a homemade landing net is invisible in the water, the fish are not afraid of it, which is very useful for fishing.​
  • ​Repeat the procedure until the entire network is strung.​
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​20 mm – for small fish and live bait.​

You will need

  1. ​A fishing line net is preferable, it dries faster, does not rot, and has a longer service life.​
  2. ​Triple pig's hoof knot​
  3. ​The right-handed “pork’s hoof” loop provides greater freedom to the network fabric, since the tension of the cord does not narrow, but, on the contrary, opens the cells.​
  4. ​The length of the deployed network fabric is 60 m, and the distance between nodes is 50 mm. The required length of the top landing of the network is 27 m. What should be the width of the mesh on the cord?

Instructions

  • ​cell narrowed by 10%, symmetrical cell and cell widened by 10%​
  • ​If the shore is too shallow, then the net must be set out from the boat. In such cases, long nets with large mesh are used to prevent small fish from getting caught in them. It is most convenient for two people to set up the net from a boat. One of the fishermen will row, and the second will gradually set up the net. It is inconvenient to do this alone, especially if there is a current in the river. You need to find a catchable place, for example, a reed cape that will protrude into the shore. Sail away from the shore, determine the direction of the wind and place the net perpendicular to the shore. Thus, fish swimming along the cape will definitely fall into your nets.​
  • ​network​
  • ​network​
  • ​Landing net
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The difference in length between the top floating and bottom weight lines when landing a fishing net.

​Look at the video of how they do planting and tying knots:​

​27 mm x 32 mm – for perch and roach.​

​Knots for weaving a network are different, depending on the material. If the net is made of thread - some, if the net is made of fishing line - others. Weaving from fishing line involves the use of a double clew knot.​

​On these pig's hoof knots the second loop is double.​

  • ​In nets with a small distance between nodes, for example, for catching vendace, the fastening thread can be threaded through several cells at once. The same can, of course, be done in sparse networks, but this increases the possibility of loop tangling. In nets thinner than 30 - 50 mm, the seeding thread should be threaded through at least two cells. As an exception to this rule, we can mention nets for catching herring, from which the caught fish is shaken out. In these networks, the landing across multiple cells is fragile. Vendace should not be shaken out of nets.​
  • ​Solution:​
  • ​The top landing of a conventional network contains 10% narrow and 10% wide cells. In this case, symmetrical cells are used in the middle part of the network (along the height). The required cell width can be calculated to take into account the distance between nodes and the percentage of nodes with different widths.​

​If you need to catch fish quickly, then you can not set the nets for a long time, but drag them through the pond like a drag. To do this, put on a waterproof suit and walk along the shore with one end of the net. At this time, the second partner in the boat will swim a short distance from you, holding the other end of the net. This way you will walk along the coast and will definitely return with a catch.​

Planting a fishing net

The shape of the cell and its calculation when planting a fishing net.

​Mobile and more catchy.​

​into the pond and after a couple of hours, take out a plentiful catch. But it's not that simple. Fishing

​This is how to weave a seamless net from which you can make a landing net, look at the video:​

​Landing involves equipping it with weights and floats. Nowadays, weight cords or chains are used instead of weights. When landing on the line, sinkers are not used.​

​40-50 mm – for crucian carp and bream.​

​Look at the video on how to weave such knots:​

​The knot can be damaged by improper tightening. The thread should be tightened in the direction in which it naturally twists (according to the direction of the thread). The knot cannot be separated. Bring the threads close to each other, but do not cross them, otherwise they will immediately get tangled.​

​If there is a need to make the network particularly reliable, then the landing thread can be tied to the network fabric using various options for the clew knot, which requires more time.​

​1) The length of the unfolded network fabric (mm) is divided by the length of one stretched cell (mm) (60 x 1000): (2 x 50) = 600 (there are 600 cells along the length of the fabric with a distance between nodes of 50 mm)2) Landing length or the corresponding cord (27 m) is divided by the number of cells available in the finished network fabric (27 x 1,000): 600 = 45 mm.​

​The top landing of this 50 mm net (picture on the left) is made of cells narrowed by 10%.​

​Networking means tying the network fabric to a cord. Tying is done manually, using a shuttle, or using machines. The lower load cord of a regular net is 6 m longer than the top (with a stretched net length of 60 m). The lengths of the upper and lower cords are 27 m and 33 m, respectively. This difference in cord lengths gives the net the sag necessary for good catchability. A net planted in this way can tightly cover the catch. In the manufacture of other net fishing gear, such as, for example, a top, such sagging is sought to be avoided, since it is undesirable for the fish to stick to the net fabric. When planting the net, you should take into account the elongation in advance in case the net is subjected to significant tensile load, for example, when fishing at sea.​

​Drift landing got its name from nets with the same name. Here you need to secure the landing thread to the selection with a simple landing knot. Wrap the thread coming from the knot at a distance of 3-4 strokes around the root end and then tie both threads into a knot at a fixed length of sag. The landing thread seems to be twisted in half. For greater rigidity of the entire structure, you can use a mesh.​

​Momoi Fishing specializes not only in netting, but also makes other fishing tools. For example, this company has developed a very convenient landing net. Thanks to hand-knitting, this landing net is very durable and allows you to catch large fish.​

​Weight cord​

​120-140 mm – for large pike.​

Planting a fishing net (part 3)

Threading the shuttle

​One of the most popular fishing lines is UniLine (Chameleon), production is controlled by Momoi Fishing - Japan. The coating is unique, which reduces visibility, so this net made of fishing line allows you to increase catchability by 20%.​

​Here are particularly strong knots (according to Ahvenanmaa, 1988)​

​With the planting method shown in the figure, the result is an elongation and “bubbling” of the net in the horizontal direction with the formation of folds in the bottom cord. This method is used for machine planting. The auxiliary cord is tied to the main cord, and the auxiliary cord is longer and thinner.​

The initial stage of planting a fishing net

​Answer: When planted on the top cord, the width of the cell is 45 mm.​

​Average cell width for top landing: 50 - (10 x 50: 100) = 45​

Planting a fishing net (part 4)

Methods for making connections and knots for landing a fishing net

​This shows the difference in length between the top and bottom cords of the network from above (“bird’s eye view”). The effect of cord length differences increasing sag is greatest for large vertical networks.​

​Fishing is one of the entertaining hobbies; it is also called silent hunting. Because landing a caught fish is a very exciting spectacle; it requires effort and skill from the fisherman. However, the same cannot be said about fishing with nets. The catch in this case depends on the correct setting of the net.​

It has a lot of features that simply cannot be ignored. Much depends on the correct fit of the network.​

​If we’re talking about making wickerwork yourself, then in the video you can see how a fish tank is made from fishing line:​

​Chinese nets are popularly called "Chinese" and are in demand among Russian fishermen. Chinese chains are actually made in China, while Finnish chains are not necessarily made in Finland. Their main advantage is their low price. The inexpensive price allows you to simply throw away this net if it gets too tangled. Chinese nets are also made to be very long, so you can cover most of the reservoir. But these networks do not differ in quality. It happens that the mesh itself spreads or does not sink, since the Chinese saved on the sinker and floats. Many people buy Chinese three-wall nets, but after examination, it turns out that they do not have a fit as such; in practice, they are planted 1:1. There are also complaints about the quality of knitting knots; sometimes they come untied. But usually, when buying Chinese nets, experienced fishermen remake them, correct them and they become quite suitable for fishing.​

​First, part of the network is weaved, it is called del, and then the net itself is assembled from the del, which is secured to a stronger rope or braided cord. They say “make a landing”, or put him on selection. The landing is 1:2; 1:3, even 1:15.​

​Mesh made from fishing line is a universal material and is used in various industries.​

​Although most fishermen consider a net to be non-sporting gear, there are many situations when you simply cannot do without it. Therefore, many people want to know how to weave a fishing net from fishing line at home. I will name several cases when fishermen have to use a net. First of all, this is permitted fishing at sea. It uses a mesh made of twisted fishing line. Fish are also commercially harvested in many rivers. Well, in some remote villages, where fish is one of the main foodstuffs, they certainly don’t fish with spinning rods. In such places, fishing with nets is popular even in winter.​

​The Danish method of top-planting a net (1985) for near-surface fishing for taimen and salmon: the lower of the two upper floating cords is threaded into the meshes of the net. The cords are sewn together by machine at certain intervals.​

​To thread the thread into the shuttle, the spool is installed in such a way that it can freely rotate around its axis, for example, on the floor between the legs. The shuttle is taken in the left hand (left-handed people take it in the right), squeezing the tip from above between the thumb and forefinger. The end of the thread is first attached to the slot of the shuttle, for example using a pig's hoof knot. From here the thread is pulled down and through the hole to the other side of the shuttle while turning the shuttle. The thread passes around the rod with the slot downwards, etc. The direction of the thread is adjusted using the thumb and index finger of the right hand. The shuttle must be rotated; this procedure is performed using the left hand. The movement should be reciprocal and not rotational. This will prevent the thread from twisting.​

​The pitch of the net on the floating cord is 45 mm and the mesh width is also 45 mm. Knots cannot be made on top of the floats.​

​The net can also be planted in such a way that the upper floating cord is longer than the lower one. In this case, the upper part of the net becomes loosely stretched and more catchable than the lower part of the net. This method of setting a net is usually used in the Northern part of the Gulf of Bothnia (data as of 1985) for bottom and near-surface fishing for whitefish. Working with a net set this way requires practice, and their use, especially floating nets of significant vertical dimensions, can be difficult for a beginner.​

​- networks;​

​Setting the net means tying the net fabric to the cord. It can be done manually using a shuttle, and when knitting a network by machine, it can be done automatically. The bottom cord is called the weight cord and it must be larger than the top cord. So, for example, with a network length of 60 meters, the length of the lower cord will be 33 meters, and the upper cord will be 27 meters. There is an option when, on the contrary, the upper cord is longer than the lower one. In this case, the upper part has a weak tension, which makes

​Folk sign: If you dreamed of a fishing net, then expect small joys, but only when it is whole; if it is torn, then there will be disappointments in life.​

​They mainly buy Chinese nets made of thick fishing line, with a diameter of 0.27-0.35 mm. Typically, thick white fishing line is used to make them.​

​Weaving a net fabric yourself is not at all necessary; you can buy it in a store and then attach it. This is what many people do, by the way. The best Russian and Finnish Delhi.​

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​A net made of fishing line is also called a doll.​

​Therefore, an article about networks and how they can be connected will be useful to many.​

​In the lower landing, three or four cells are tied with a loop to the weight cord. Using two bottom landing cords reduces twisting and tangling of the net. The matter is further simplified by the fact that one cord is twisted to the right (Z), and the other to the left (S).​

Required tools and materials

​Shuttles come in various models and sizes. Since ancient times they have been planed from wood and sometimes made curved. Juniper is considered a good material for a shuttle. Nowadays, plastic shuttles made at the factory are used.​

​This top fit is made in a 2/1 ratio (2 cells on the same loop). The distance between the nodes of the planted network when using this method is twice as large as the width of the cell (the cells are narrow).​

​The following advantages can compensate for the disadvantages encountered when working with the above type of network:​

​- boat;​ ​network​

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​As always, the Japanese are ahead of the rest with their unique technologies. Their nets made from twisted fishing line have all the qualities necessary for fishing. Twisted fishing line is a multi-monofilament thread. This thread includes from 3 to 12 individual fibers. When purchasing twisted mesh fabrics, you can determine by the inscription on the package how many threads are in it and what diameter, for example, 0.17 x 3 mm shows that 3 threads of 0.17 mm each are twisted into a single bundle. Features of mesh made from twisted fishing line:​

​To plant a net, you must first mark the cord and determine how many cells need to be attached to the marking. For example, for networks with a 30 mm mesh, the length of such gaps will be 16 centimeters. That is, every 16 cm you will have to fasten every third cell. This fit will be 1:3. The sequence is:​

​The form of networks can be different:​

​Fishing net​

Shape and size

​In this folded network (Hailuoto, 1985), four cells are attached to a loop and one cell is left free. This net is used for bottom fishing for whitefish.​

​The photo shows the so-called “Norwegian” shuttle.​

​A support cord is attached next to the main (supporting) cord to compensate for the sagging of the network. The double power cord requires secure fastening. It works better than a single cord network.​

​the lower weight cord when bottom fishing rarely gets caught, for example, on stones​

- high boots;

  • ​more catchable. This method of planting is common in the northern waters of the Gulf of Bothnia.​
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  • ​Softer and more elastic.​
  • ​Secure the line to the shuttle.​

Landing

​Single-walled - in them the fish clings with its fins, a simpler shape. Such nets are placed on the upper and lower selections, and secured on the sides with strings. The length of the strands is 20% less than the height of the network.​

​It is impossible to link a network unless you have special tools.​

​When planting a network, a large number of knots are knitted and, in addition, the same knot can be performed in several different ways. The strength of a knot is not always affected by its design (shape). The method of execution, the correct tightening and materials are of great importance. The knot options shown here are not suitable for left-handed people. A left-handed person usually performs these knots “in a mirror image” and moves to the left when performing the knot.​

  • ​The initial cells (5 - 10) can be tied directly to a previously prepared cord, and after that the “linear” planting can be continued. It makes sense to tie the first two cells to one point. This solution will allow you to set the angles of the network and increase its strength.​
  • ​The lower landing of the network is carried out with the cells widening by 10%.​
  • ​The loosely stretched upper section of the net is free and wraps large fish well, as if in a “swaddle”​
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  • ​One of the popular methods of planting a network is using a pole. A milestone is a special ruler used as an aid. Make notches at its ends corresponding to the distance between the nodes. To make the pole universal, suitable for networks with different cells, stick several tapes with different meanings on it. But, as a rule, experienced net knitters do not need it.​

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​Tie the end of the thread from the shuttle and the outermost mesh of the net fabric to the picking cord.​

Chinese networks

​Two- or three-walled - fish get entangled in them; their complex shape is also called entanglements.​

​The fishing line mesh has different meshes. The cell size depends on the size of the fish. In order to maintain the appropriate size, you will need a strip whose width will be equal to the width of the cell. A regular school ruler can serve as a bar; if you need a smaller mesh, look for a narrow ruler.​

Twisted mesh

​Network node from Selgskar (1980) Network node from Larsmo (1990)​

  • ​If a previously made vertical (end) cord is not used to plant the width of the network, then you can tie the outermost 3 to 10 cells of the network fabric together. After this, all cells located vertically along one line are connected from top to bottom into one bundle (cord), forming a vertical fit. It makes sense to make knots in the corners before planting is completed. If the landing starts from the top corner, then it is recommended to use the following types of knots.​
  • ​Average cell width for bottom landing: 50 + (10 x 50: 100) = 55 mm​
  • ​when fishing with a floating net, there is no twisting even in strong waves, and debris floating by passes over the net without getting stuck in it
  • ​Before you set up a net, you need to choose a place for fishing, find out what kind of fish is found in a given body of water, because the type of net and the location of its installation depend on this.

Landing net

​The simplest installation for large mesh nets is to thread the cord through the mesh. A mandatory element of landing is a knot. From the variety of knots, choose a double knot; it is very popular among fishermen and is especially often used when landing a seine.​

 

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