Netmaking 8-Joining two pieces of twine

How to join two pieces of twine when you get to the end of one needle.

[@CGLouisiana]

Thanks for that video I have used that knot before in fishing and a few other things... I appreciate you posting these videos you have the best instruction on net making, looking forward to more hunting videos from you, I love seeing the motherland... Cheers

[@MadSmokerBBQ]

It sure is. I'm a big big fan! Can't wait to start on a bridge net, already sizing up materials in the shed to make a needle and card.

[@MadSmokerBBQ]

You sound like the 6th Beatle. I could listen all day.

[@MiLaNiDiX]

My first net is done thanks to you :)

[@TheWoollady]

I am loving your videos on net making. Could you make one on starting a net from the bottom up? So as to have a closed bottom net. Thank you for such clear lessons.

[@freedomofabird]

Well done pal, I am glad the videos were useful :)

[@SickFisherman05]

Wow you make it look easy! Thanks for the great videos! If I wanted to make a replacement net for a round landing net that I use when out in my boat, how would I make that? Since it needs loops to attach it to the metal ring and also needs to be big enough in the center to hang down to scoop up larger fish. Any help or advice would be much appreciated. Thanks again for all your cool videos! Ed

[@freedomofabird]

Thanks bud for the kind comment

[@daveb7654]

I have watched all of your net making videos and find them very easy to follow, and I'm planning to get materials and make my own. My only question is, how do you attach the draw string? I can't see a video on your channel for it. Thanks.

[@danielsuarez9617]

Exelente tus videos ! Muy buenos ! Un abrazo desde Argentina. Daniel.

[@freedomofabird]

+Daniel Suárez Gracias!

[@freedomofabird]

Dave, dead easy, I will get a vid up in the next couple of weeks, when I get home.

[@freedomofabird]

Good on you pal. This might sound daft, but what is a bridge net? Is it a net you hang off a small bridge to catch fish swimming up/down stream? I get a feeling I am going to regret asking this question :)

[@mariacristinamonteiro5719]

PARABÉNS pelas suas explicações VOCÊ ensina passo a passo.

[@freedomofabird]

👏👏Gracias

[@russellverdin8339]

Just to give you a heads-up it's called the fisherman's knot

[@denverjnpierre6211]

That is interesting. There were no such video on how to do so, cause it is a bit difficult. The knots if not tied property comes out. Thank you for the idea.

[@MadSmokerBBQ]

Its for landing fish caught on a line & pole from up high like on a pier or a bridge. They make ones with a collapsible hoop on a long rope with a weight at the bottom. You lower it down into the water and scoop the hooked fish to lift it safely without losing the fish. Looks simple to make.

[@ScuffleSage]

It seems those two have really tied the knot.

[@sajjadhossain4282]

nice

[@freedomofabird]

Ahh yes, a fishing drop net, I have seen them used off the dock walls.

[@freedomofabird]

Mmmm........ I am not really sure about that one as I only make purse nets and long nets. I am guesing you could hand tie the net to the scoop in much the same way as you tie the net to the ring. You would just need to work out what shape the net would have to be to fit the scoop. Sorry I cannot help any further, but all of the very best!

[@69Jackmix69]

thats the same note as i use mate i think the correct name for that note is a fishermens note

[@mohamledelbarkaoui5886]

شكران

[@freedomofabird]

I've not worked out whether that is a compliment or not.lol

[@yazidhabiburrahmad6017]

What is your email address name?

[@freedomofabird]

+Yazid Habibur Rahmad I don't give it out, it's private.

[@sajjadhossain4282]

nice