Net Making in the Field without Tools
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- You don't need net needles and gauges to make nets. Learn here how!!
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Sir let me just say it is nice to have somebody that actually thinks well if somebody is going to Google how to make a net They most likely will not own a net weaving tool thank you for making this video
Good use of #72 bank line. Thanks for another good, informative video. Sounded like you were under a waterfall.
best tutorial i have seen about net making
..great rainy day in camp project. I will definitely be introducing this to our Boy Scouts on our next rainy day in camp. Sort of like it was on this past Saturday...
Very excellent demo, my friend. You are right about the rain, it is what it is. No worries, just adds to the ambiance and realism of what you teach.
This method is particularly useful when using handmade cordage as you start with several shorter lengths rather than one long one.
Great video. Thanks for sharing this fast and easy way of doing it. Playing catch up on all your videos.
Great demonstration.
I've done these types several times and can always remember how. The net needle gives me a hard time..just need more practice I guess. Good demo Dan.
Next rainy day for sure! Thanks Dan
The one thing I would add is for the lengths of rope for going down you really need about three times of what you think you need. So if you want a net that's 2 foot in width you'll want about six feet of rope hanging after the larkshead knot. Due too all the knots you'll tie.
kantill Good tip!
Rainy days can be a good resource to give you the time to work on projects like this.
Thanku. Sound of rain is therapeutic
thank u 4 this the other net making vids r so much more complex this so much better
So simple even a Non-Bushcrafter, such as myself, can do it.
The sound of the rain was a great way to net the video together.
This is SO much easier than I expected. I have a bunch of twine I've got no use for, so I figured I'd learn a thing or two.
Thanks for the instruction!
Again this was really good and this is somthing else I can try and its somthing new I just learned and it seems easy. This was very informative and I really enjoyed this video Dan, this is somthing I am going to practice and make, awesome video and educational as always. Take care till next video buddy.
Maybe in the future you could show how to finish the net with the bottom piece of paracord. What kind of knot do you finish on the bottom with? Bruce from the city of Orange in Orange County California
Bruce Ferguson I'm not an expert this is just a guess...maybe run a second ridge line along the bottom starting with the same process working toward the middle and do maybe a square knot or the slippery knot, that lashes 2 pieces of cordage.
By doing that I would think it would be easier to add as much length as needed. I am not entirely sure if this is practiced as I said but it makes sense to me
Well done, easy to remember!
I seldom comment, but I havta say that was a great video. Thank you
So super cool topic and good instructions. Thanks for that.
This makes me so happy, really
Excellent demonstration! Best and easiest I’ve seen on net making!
Thx Dan!
I can make a few for my shed... hang em up on the ceiling to store lightweight items!
I grew up in FLA, An we use to have ALOT of net makers there, luckily I got to see how this was done as a kid in the 60's, but they always used the net needle for speed an that's how they made their living. I was under the impression that you had to use a net needle, now I know you don't, will add this to my bag of tricks, loved the simplicity of it, very easy way of making a net
This is a great craft. Thank you
Thank you so much! This helped me a lot
Great teaching!
thank you so much for this very informative video!
Love it and thank you! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great vid dan
Easy peasy. Good to go.
Good video!!! Thanks again.
Sweet. Nice day ☔️. Thank you. Rain till Tuesday or so yet.
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Lots of cordage
This rain can stop... Keep the day time temps at like 65 but sunny!! Good tip tho man!!
The tips and tricks keep coming! Thanks Dan
Wow- easier than I thought it would be! Great video!
Excellent. Extremely useful (not only fur bushcraft/survival) and very clear
Loved the rain sound!
Great video! I like the quickness of it without tools.
Awesome! Super simple way to make a gill net. Thanks, Dan.
Cheers for another great video. ATB
Looks easy enough. Thank you for showing us. Keep the tips coming!
Very useful! Thanks Dan
AWESOME VIDEO...
Awesome! I think I found my next project! Thanks 🙏
Fantastic demo! Thanks Coalcracker
Raining here too.
Great video - very useful, informative! Thanks for this presentation!
Another great video, man.
Good info Dan
Cool video.
@CoalcrackerBushcraft: Great tutorial. Really enjoyed your video. You explained it so simply. I believe I can really make a net. Thank you for sharing. 🖒
Gracias 🙏
Wow Dam Genius! Thanks I'm gonna do this, this is so cool.
Great idea thanks Dan. Stay dry !
bro thank you . you mad that look so simple very good to know skill
Thank you that’s good to know
Thanks I've done. This many times a stick makes a substitute for gage
Cool thank you for the vid I'm going to try this and the rain just remember the earth need to drink too an American Indian friend told me that when I started having a fit when it rained on a barbecue we were having all the best. Dan in ohio
Useful
To make a large enough net for gill netting it would take approximately 10-12 hours, 3-4 days with a shuttle and gauge, and about 4000 to 5000 feet of line or cordage. The right size mesh will give you 4ft in height and 25 to 30 ft in width.
Awesome! Never even considered making a net before because I just figured "how the hell?" and stopped there. This video could have been named "Net making for dummies" because it doesn't get any more well explained and shown than right here. "Easy as pie" will be what I think next time making a net comes up. Thanks!
Awesome!
Good to know.
Great!
#72 for the win.
Funny I did this last night actually you can check it out on my pages if you want!! Used net needles and mesh gauges before but this method seems easier to me! Awesome video as always brother thank you for all that you do I have learned a lot from you!!
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Nice tutorial. Your videos are very clear and informative. Wearing a rain-jacket under a tarp... Must be raining pretty hard. : - P
#72 bank line right? Should make a hammock
Great demo, thanks for sharing. What size bank line are you using?
Great video dan. I dong know how to use the net needles. Will you do a video on that?
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This is awesome. I'm really loving your channel! I couldn't help it...I started thinking of a hammock. The rain sounds comforting, in my opinion. Question, do you have any good resources for rope/cordage in bulk at reasonable prices? We have a bunch of 550 from our time with the military, but other rope would seem like a good thing to have on hand as well.
This is the easiest way to make a net and without a shuttle, that i've seen.
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Done this before, makes a quick net
I imagine you can use fishing line instead. But is it a good idea to use fishing line for a gill net, or is it better to use something with a larger diameter, or does it matter?
I want to make a live catch net for a snare. What do I do with the horizontal piece of para cord? I want to make it so the net pulls symetrically so there's no slack anywhere around the perimeter.
Do you need to weigh the bottom down of hanging out
what material would they have used to make such nets in the1800's? and would they have used it to fish?
How do you finish off the last row?
How do you finish the bottom?
I did a video like this a month ago. My net was a first attempt though, and it didn't turn out nearly as nice as yours. I need lots more practice. I think net-making is like any other skill - it takes practice.
Give a man a fish ,he'll eat for a day, teach him how to make a net and he can feed a village! :)
The rain is really distracting.
The hillbilly net is blasphemy, lol.
Hahaha
Who else didn’t what to buy the netting for a ghillie