Crabtree Style Net

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Earlier this year I managed to purchase a small 11" wide 1960's cane landing net off eBay for £15. Well this week I finally managed to take it to bits and varnish the cane rim and polish up the connector. I have had the 4' handle lying around in my shed for years, I new it would come in handy one day, so this was varnished and polished up to suit. The net I also had rolled up in a draw for such an occasion.

I just need to a picture with a perch in it, hopefully by the end of next week this will have been achieved.

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That looks super, Sir ... and could only look better with that perch you mention.
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Very nice Mark
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Lovely Mark...
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We really do need a 'green with envy' emoticon.

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Excellent bit of work Mark :hat:
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What a wonderful net Mark.. :thumb:
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Lechmere wrote:We really do need a 'green with envy' emoticon.
I thought this was it:
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Mark wrote: I just need to a picture with a perch in it, hopefully by the end of next week this will have been achieved.
Good evening Sir, :hat:Lovely little net....exquisite!
I do hope you were successful in your quest for a suitable subject?

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Cracking net Mark, here`s to it being well used in the very near future..... :D

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