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Standard beach seine nets used for sampling all fish sizes and ages greater than 10 cm in length Material composition polyamide knotless net mesh size 6, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30 mm thread thickness 0.5 1.4 mm (210/6 210/28) see table for recommended lengths, heights and design nets longer than 30 m have a marked center nets longer than 60 m are marked in thirds colored floats marks the position beach seine nets have lead lines fitted to their size (80 240 g/m) For the beach seine net to be most effective, it is necessary to shrink the net edge to at least 2/3 from initial height Instructions for use Correctly choosing a beach seine net Correctly using a beach seine net Beach seine net designs Heavy design Light design For the beach seine net to be most effective, it is necessary to shrink the net edge to at least 2/3 from initial height One-depth beach seine net uniform depth throughout its all length Usage universal shape for all types of hauls suitable for all water bodies with structured-free gently-sloped banks disadvantage may be increased weight in case of large nets = larger effort needed during haul disadvantage of small nets may be fish escaping during haul techniques such as water water and shore - water Effective net endings: Less effective ending for longer nets and haul technique water - water: Light design one-depth beach seine net: Heavy design one-depth beach seine net: Two-depth beach seine nets one half times deeper in center of the net Usage useful shape for all kinds of hauls haul needs to be symmetric to the center useful for all small water bodies the advantage is low weight the advantage is high efficiency minimal escaping fish Effective net ending: Less effective ending for longer nets and haul technique water - water: Two-depth beach seine net light design: Three-depth beach seine nets heavy design depth of the net sections have a ratio of 1:2:4 Three-depth beach seine nets have three increasing depths and are one and a half times deeper in the central part of the net

For the smallest rods, I use my Mach 0, which is almost weightless

Shimano, on the other hand, is all-in on the SLX150A

Only the lighter Asquith felt better