Where Locally (Los Anchorage) can I buy quality Gill Nets......? I don't need a lot of net, and will most likely never ever use the net. But just want it. Can I buy 30 feet or 50 feet, or is it only available in some legal set length..??
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Originally posted by AlaskaHippie View PostB&J Commercial.
The Gear Shed in Homer would be a good choice to."Essential......to Prepping for Survival, is to be able to segregate, what you think will happen, from what you hope will happen, from what you fear will happen, from what is happening".
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Haven't bought some there in a coons age, usually order it direct from Redden: http://www.reddenmarine.com/gillnet/
Most likely it comes in set lengths by the bundle. I'd wager they have both varieties.“Life has become immeasurably better since I have been forced to stop taking it seriously.” ― H.S.T.
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Randy at Silvertip in Kasilof has it as well.
Depending on what size you need The Gear shed in Homer (now called Redden Marine of Homer) or Silvertip can probably do custom lengths. They usually cut some up for dipnetters so if you wanted some of the same mesh size I am sure they would cut you what you want.
I believe they have Monofilament net as well as the regular stuff.
The Gear Shed has just about any kind of net you want or they can order it."The closer I get to nature the farther I am from idiots"
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Depending on how much "quality" you need, try going through the gill net recycle bin at the dump. I pulled a pristine 300' section of sockeye net out of there last year. They had just cut off the cork/lead and pitched it. Hardly a hole in it, and those are easily mended anyhow.Winter is Coming...
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Originally posted by JOAT View PostDepending on how much "quality" you need, try going through the gill net recycle bin at the dump. I pulled a pristine 300' section of sockeye net out of there last year. They had just cut off the cork/lead and pitched it. Hardly a hole in it, and those are easily mended anyhow."Essential......to Prepping for Survival, is to be able to segregate, what you think will happen, from what you hope will happen, from what you fear will happen, from what is happening".
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