All good koro. You've shown us how it's done and that's important. I'm sure if you had gone back the next day you might have got something. Good effort and thanks for sharing
Thanks bud I've always wanted to see how to set the net on your own. So anyway was that an incoming tide or an outgoing one just a bit curious that's all.
Hey thanks for sharing that, a couple of questions - how long is the net you were using? So it it looked like you found a rip on the beach and drifted your net down the current. Does it matter how far out you let the net drift? Is further better? Thanks
The net is 30mtrs with 20mtrs of rope. a 40-60mtr net is to much to handle and for how far out not that far as chasing mullet but do pick up the odd snap&trev's .didn't like been on the deep end all the time.
@@90millie20 Hey great information - if I use a longer net I would probably need an extra pair of hands to pull it in. One more question - can you catch them year round or is it really the spring-summer-autumn months that they are in close?
So is this method legal or illegal? It'll be a good method to help regulate by catch and non targeted species can't find anything on Mpi website about it either
That's very simple. I have new 20 metre net. I could drift it down the local river. Mullet are definitely there - have foul hooked one so far, but that's maybe one fish per 100 casts.
I just found out today all draft netting is band from 01/10/2020, look on MPI webb site, and that is for all NZ they have also taken the kaipara harbour Manukau harbour for from Maui dolphin protection Gosh
Not sure if that would be legal bro... almost beach seining with the rope attached ? My grandfather used to use his horse to anchor one side..lol. but same deal with extra rope
Nothing gready about that why dont you try it I think its a great idea using the RIP to take the net out beats going and buying it from the supermarket
Fishing is fishing at the end of the day. As long as no one else is swimming in close vicinity to the net it is quite safe, it probably wouldn't hurt to throw a bouy on the deep end of the net, but not really neccesary when its only out about 50 metres and no ones around. Everything he did was safe for him and safe for everyone else, the net looked to be the legal size, so no issues there. Not sure why you put the word greedy in your sentence, it doesn't even make sense? Also nothing wrong with getting out there by himself, what if he didn't have anyone else that wanted to go fishing. You call him greedy and he didn't even catch 1 fish? I think you have issues mate. This is Kiwi ingenuity at its finest, someone thats thinking outside of the circle, he is not breaking any laws, because he is dragging the net all by hand. Leave the guy alone bro. Lastly I am sure everyone would like to see you come up with something new and post it on TH-cam so we can all comment on your ingenuity (if you have any)? Now theres a challenge for ya. Lastly thanks for sharing 90 millie, its much appreciated.
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Classic ingenuity, be interested to see what a catch would look like! I’ll look out for you’re next solo drag net video!
All good koro. You've shown us how it's done and that's important. I'm sure if you had gone back the next day you might have got something. Good effort and thanks for sharing
That's called set netting.
Illegal in a lot of places now ,especially in bays due to the endangerment of blue nose dolphins .
@@readyandwaitingwithasupris3693 set netting is when you've anchored both ends, so technically not.
Thanks bud I've always wanted to see how to set the net on your own. So anyway was that an incoming tide or an outgoing one just a bit curious that's all.
5 minutes of my life gone forever!
You jealous coz you didn't think of that idea that old bloke is a clever bugger have you ever been mulleting before
Ya life's probably a drag anyway
Hey thanks for sharing that, a couple of questions - how long is the net you were using? So it it looked like you found a rip on the beach and drifted your net down the current. Does it matter how far out you let the net drift? Is further better? Thanks
The net is 30mtrs with 20mtrs of rope. a 40-60mtr net is to much to handle and for how far out not that far as chasing mullet but do pick up the odd snap&trev's .didn't like been on the deep end all the time.
@@90millie20 Hey great information - if I use a longer net I would probably need an extra pair of hands to pull it in. One more question - can you catch them year round or is it really the spring-summer-autumn months that they are in close?
All year round good luck!
Dude put a fish board out with a float onit using your car and ropes
So is this method legal or illegal? It'll be a good method to help regulate by catch and non targeted species can't find anything on Mpi website about it either
I've ask the Q to fisheries no answer so still doing it. and yes your right you only targeting the fish you wont.
Ring MPI and find out, they'd be more than helpful in answering your question I'm sure.
That's very simple. I have new 20 metre net. I could drift it down the local river. Mullet are definitely there - have foul hooked one so far, but that's maybe one fish per 100 casts.
it will work well at a rivermouth.
I just found out today all draft netting is band from 01/10/2020, look on MPI webb site, and that is for all NZ they have also taken the kaipara harbour Manukau harbour for from Maui dolphin protection Gosh
Not sure if that would be legal bro... almost beach seining with the rope attached ? My grandfather used to use his horse to anchor one side..lol. but same deal with extra rope
Illegal.
It is legal 😊 but with the new laws coming about the Maui and Hector dolphin it will be all stopped 😒
Yip.
@@readyandwaitingwithasupris3693 ya just got the news today,
Nah that’s just for set netting
@@lincolnhobartmiller correct
Sorry - boring
Boring my arse why don't you give it a go its called being clever and trying to catch your own bait I say good on the ol bloke for trying
No different to casting your surf cast out and getting nothing. Recast... try again. Unfortunately that's fishing🎣
Can't call that fishing. Just looking for a greedy short cut. Not impressed.
Nothing gready about that why dont you try it I think its a great idea using the RIP to take the net out beats going and buying it from the supermarket
Fishing is fishing at the end of the day. As long as no one else is swimming in close vicinity to the net it is quite safe, it probably wouldn't hurt to throw a bouy on the deep end of the net, but not really neccesary when its only out about 50 metres and no ones around.
Everything he did was safe for him and safe for everyone else, the net looked to be the legal size, so no issues there.
Not sure why you put the word greedy in your sentence, it doesn't even make sense? Also nothing wrong with getting out there by himself, what if he didn't have anyone else that wanted to go fishing. You call him greedy and he didn't even catch 1 fish? I think you have issues mate. This is Kiwi ingenuity at its finest, someone thats thinking outside of the circle, he is not breaking any laws, because he is dragging the net all by hand.
Leave the guy alone bro.
Lastly I am sure everyone would like to see you come up with something new and post it on TH-cam so we can all comment on your ingenuity (if you have any)?
Now theres a challenge for ya.
Lastly thanks for sharing 90 millie, its much appreciated.
@@KiwiBushcraftAndSurvival your making out I've got problem with this its the person b4 me in fact learn how to read it was David Brill
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@@karldoughty7981 actually Kiwi Bushcraft was talking to David Berrill, because both your answers were aimed at him lol