Información del Producto: Color: negro, verde militar Material: tela Oxford 600D+210D. Nombre del producto: Bolsa de caña de pescar multifuncional Tamaño del producto: 123*34cm Material: tela Oxford 600D Embalaje: embalaje en bolsa opp transparente individual (neutral) Tamaño del paquete único: 33*22*6cm Peso bruto de un solo producto: 0,65KGS Lista de embalaje: Bolsa de almacenamiento*1
This fishing bag features three main compartments and front pocket to provide ample storage space for your fishing accessories and keep them in order. It is made from oxford fabric, reinforced piping and metal zippers to make the bag last long in your fishing travels. Features: Long-lasting: Made from high-quality oxford fabric that can resist moisture, scratches and tears. Reinforced piping at all edges for extra durability. Spacious: The bag has three main compartments that will fit your rod with reel, and other accessories; front pockets for smaller belongings like bait, float, and tackle box. Easy Access: Each pocket with large opening and metal zipper closure allows you to reach your fishing tackles in seconds. Comfortable: With two hand straps and a fully adjustable shoulder strap, you can find it easy to carry your tackle and the fishing bag wherever you go. Collapsible: In addition to its roomy storage space, the bag can be folded compactly that it will fit in your backpack. Note: The 90cm fishing bags have only one front pocket, while the 120cm and 150cm bags have two front pockets. Specifications: Material: oxford fabric Color: Black / Army green (optional) Bag Length: 90cm / 120cm / 150cm (optional) Weight: Approx. 0.73kg - 1.1kg / 1.6lb - 2.4lb (optional) Package List: 1 * Fishing Bag
Сетки с квадратными петлями (клетками) удобны для выполнения на них различных вышивок. Вышитые сетки в виде прошивок, кружев, салфеток, дорожек и других изделий широко применяются в домашнем быту.В зависимости от назначения сетки плетут различной формы: квадратной, прямоугольной, в форме рамки и
The Fishpond Quickshot Rod Holder is a deceptively simple fly fishing accessory that has the power to change how you cover water. To use it, the Quickshot Rod Holder attaches to Fishpond's 4-way connection system, which basically means you attach the Quickshot Rod Holder to compatible Fishpond backpacks.
If you've been fishing all your life, you probably think you know all there is to know about fishing. If you've never used a fishing pole before, you might think you don't know a thing. Fish like to catch bugs and insects in this area for their food, so try casting your lure in this area, and you'll be able to have the most bites. Just be sure to watch out for the grass and weeds! Many fishermen use light bobbers with little lights inside to help their night fishing. Lighted bobbers have a light inside of it to help fisherman tell when they have a bite. Go with an experienced fishermen if you are a beginning fisherman or wish to learn how to catch something new.They will be able to guide you to the best fishing areas and help you need to know to keep safe and have fun. Fly fishing can be a fun hobby to try.Fly fishing is a great activity that has a unique style and is different from other kind of fishing. If interested, you must buy different lures, lures, and even the kind of clothing you are to wear. Be aware of the weather forecast before each fishing in an area.You will want to avoid the water if there is a thunderstorm brewing. Check the upcoming weather in order to ensure that you don't fall prey to these unfortunate circumstances. You don't have to keep every fish you catch. Be mindful not to start a fire when fishing by the bank.A lot of people smoke cigarettes as they fish, and you need to make sure that the embers you light do not start a fire. The bank might be wet, but surrounding leaves and branches can catch fire. A cloudy day is a great day. When it is overcast, it cause the water to be dark, and fish must work harder to find food. Only keep as many fish for what you plan on eating. It's exciting to catch a ton of fish, but it's very wasteful to bring a huge bucket home with you, you are being disrespectful to the fish and the environment. If you've caught more than you can use, either release some back into the water or give some to your friends. Learn different casting that will have you making sure your lure drops onto the water without making too much noise. Fish are afraid of noise, which makes it difficult to accomplish what you've set out to do. Use the wrist while casting for a near silent cast. Pay attention to the movements of a fish's movement when reeling it in. The jumps will become less energetic until the fish rolls over to one side. This is a key observation that the fish is exhausted: it is now time to start reeling it in. The best time to engage in a break while out fishing is at noon. Enjoy a leisurely lunch and go back to fishing when the light isn't as bright. Don't go fishing all alone, even though fishing is a great sport that many people use to rest, rest and de-stress. If you get into an accident or you get stranded, then you should always have someone along in case of an emergency. Pack insect repellant in with your fishing trips. When you fish, know that there will be lots of bugs and insects like mosquitoes. Without the bug spray, chances are you will be bitten all over.This is the last thing you with good memories of your fishing day. If you are not catching anything for a while, try a different color bait. Some fish are attracted to duller colors, but other fish really want brightly-colored baits. Using barbless single hooks is essential if you want to practice catch and release your fish. This is the only way you can ascertain that you don't injure a fish you release it into the water. To help you have the most optimal fishing experience possible, take care to use a rod and reel that is suited for that fish. For example, a fish like a walleye is better suited to a jig and minnow or spinner rig, while other types of fish are attracted to entirely different lures and bait. Ask people familiar with the best fishing spots. You may be able to gather information from people such as park rangers, park rangers and postal carriers. Always make sure you have gotten permission to fish in the lake or other water body, and never go fishing with no permit. Keep your reel clean and well-lubricated.Casting as well as reeling in your fish are both important steps in the fishing process. A well lubricated reel makes casting time as well as simplifying the process of reeling in the fish. Maintaining your reel can make a huge difference. Pay close attention to the period of day when fish are generally more active. Most fish are active in the morning hours and late evening. However, this rule does not apply to every type of fish; for some, and some varieties of fish have their own timetables. This is why it is important to understand what type of habits the specific species you intend to catch behaves. Fish are protected with a slimy layer that helps them stay moist, you protect yourself from this slime. This practice will keep your fish fresh until you cook it, and it could also keep the fish in a healthy state if you desire to release it. Always make sure you are fully prepared when going fishing.Whether you fish by boat, by boat, or off a pier, you need to have everything you will need to make it comfortably through your trip. It means little whether you have always been a fisherman, or have just started to fish. No matter how experienced you are, fishing is always an enjoyable activity. It's most important to remember that there is always a chance to better your skills if you remain dedicated and focus on the achievements you want to have.
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OMC HEIST EXTENDABLE ROD SLEEVES The One More Cast Extendable Rod Bag truly personifies our LUGGAGE motto of NO MORE AGG! Whether you own 10, 11, 12 or 13ft Rods, our Rod Bag can be simply adjusted to accommodate either without you needing multiple different Rod Bags to house your pride and joys! Our innovative bespoke designed Zip Adjustment and Rod Bag Hood System allows you to dictate what length you want your Holdall for specific sessions. You're now able to store your longest rods alongside your shortest rods if you so wish... the variations and versatility is endless. AVAILABLE IN EASY TO USE 3 AND 5 ROD VARIATIONS
Net Making is one of the oldest known crafts that has been practised by mankind. Almost unchanged for thousands of years peoples of every country in this known world have relied on netting for everything from catching fish, to hammocks for sleeping in, to bags and carriers of all sorts for lugging around and storing their possessions. See also Net Making Tools (p1) See also Net Making Tools (p2) See also A Stacked Interlaced Mesh Bend & Variation. Here you can see just a tiny selection of some of the objects possible. A Hand Made Trout Net. A handmade Trout net belonging to my fried PJ whom is a keen fly fisherman. The frame was made by PJ, and I made the net bag to suit from nylon twine. Photo by PJ An 18th Century boiling bag. Or at least my best "educated" guess at one would look like or be made from, as little to no information exists. Made with Flax Twine. Artistic licence applied for ;-) The bottom of the 18th Century boiling bag. A Hand Braided Net Hammock. A Hybrid of the Mayan style Hammock. These Hammocks have been designed to work in the same way as a woven Mayan hammock, the shape and size of this netted hybrid are almost identical to the woven Mayan hammock I sleep in. The bed of this hammock is a little more than twice the width of the first prototype and as such has over twice as many Brazos or clew lines, these changes make this hammock extremely comfortable and capable of holding up to five people. I have spent several restful nights in this version and it is of comparable comfort to my woven Mayan hammock. Above: you can see the many Brazos or clew lines connected to the mesh bed of the hammock. There are over 200 lines at each end of the hammock. I could lay there staring at this view all day long ;-) Hybrid Netted Mayan hammock. Prototype 1. I have Susan Patron of the IGKT PAB, and Lincoln a character from Susan’s latest book “Lucky Breaks” to thank for giving me the push I needed to make this idea a reality. In the book Lincoln makes a hammock which plays a very important role in the story, and I was privileged to have been asked to help with information regarding the making of the net hammock for the book. Whilst reading a preview copy of “Lucky Breaks” I felt the need to make this hammock; “Lincoln’s Hammock” as I call it, once finished I sent it as a surprise present to Susan and made her cry (again) ;-) Above: is the Woven Mayan hammock that I sleep in, this is designed to hold up to 5 people, and is so comfortable that I took a electric saw to my bed a few years ago, best thing I ever did ;-) A Hand Braided Cast Net. The main body of the net is hand braided in 0.33mm, 19lb monofilament Nylon line. The centre and bottom edge of the net are hand braided in 0.44mm, 32lb monofilament Nylon line. There are over 29,000 knots in the finished net. The 24 brail lines are made from 0.70mm, 60lb monofilament Nylon line. The lead line is 6mm Polypropylene line, has 118 1oz lead weights on it, is 13m (43ft) in length and hand braided to the perimeter of the net. The hand line is 9mm hollow braided Polypropylene about 30ft long with a wrist loop spliced in one end, the other end is spliced to a swivel connected to the brail lines. The horn in the centre of the net is turned from Nylatron and has Stainless Steel brail separators mounted inside, the horn is attached to the net with #18 Bonded Nylon twine. The actual spread diameter of the net is just over 3.65m (12ft) A Hand Braided Hoop Net. This net is designed for catching Catfish in rivers, the tail end (closed end) of the net is anchored upstream with the open end facing downstream, the current should be enough to keep the net open without an anchor on the downstream end, in the picture you can see that I have added a rope yoke to anchor the downstream end for use in very slow flowing rivers. Bait is placed in the small bait bag at the tail of the net and the current carries a bait trail for the Catfish to follow upstream and into the net, as the Catfish makes it way through the net it passes through two throats (funnels) which decrease in size towards the rear of the net, these throats make it easy for the Catfish to enter but very difficult for it to find a way to get out. After the net is lifted from the water by the Fisherman the catch is released via a drawstring opening in the tail of the net. The main body of the net is hand braided in Nylon Seine twine. Length of the finished net is about 9 feet and the diameter of the largest hoop is 2 feet. There are seven fibreglass hoops in the net decreasing in size from 2 feet to about 15 inches, these are tied in at every mesh around the circumference of the net with Nylon Seine twine The anchor and yoke ropes about 10mm diameter Polysteel and are seized and whipped with Nylon Seine twine. The two throats are hand braided into the net and the openings attached with Nylon Seine twine. Not shown in the picture are two steel anchors and the marker float and float line. Miscellaneous Net Projects. A Garden Lantern. A hand braided net covering of tarred Nylon; seized over an old coffee jar, and supported by a spliced lanyard of heavier twine; with a section of square knotting finished off with a round seizing making up the hanging loop. The jar is 100mm diameter by 150mm high, and the lid is a Clay Pigeon; found whilst out in the hills. Bottle coverings or carriers. Bags for the beach, shopping or storage. A Hammock For Knotty Bear Junior. Unique Present Wrappings. Net Purse for Ditty Bag. Glass jar only used to highlight the net against the canvas background. Above: The Ditty Bag is turned inside out to show the net purse. Below: the bag the right way out showing the netted outer covering. A square mesh hold down net for a Pick Up. Net Making Stand. This netting stand is based on a design used by net makers on the island of Vinalhaven in Maine, U.S.A and is described in the book “Down East Netting” by Barbara M. Morton. The stand is used for braiding (or knitting) small net items such as Lobster trap heads (entrances) and bait bags to go inside the traps. The small box at the bottom of this stand has weights in it to stop the stand from being pulled over whilst pulling the knots tight, the top box is for holding spare needles and mesh sticks (Gauges). The netter or group of netters would sit by the stand and work from a hook or in this case a steel rod at the top of the stand. Below: The nettingstand in use. Giving a Net Making work shop in Fareham 2007.
Bloggen er kommet med på moden og byder jer i denne omgang en masse nålebinding fra gæsteblogger Mette Wikkelsø. Mette har i flere år lavet mange forskellige ting i nålebinding og da hun er ved at nedlægge hendes hjemmeside, hvor det blandt andet ligger, så spurgte jeg hende om det måtte komme på bloggen, så andre fortsat kan få glæde af hendes ting. Vil I læse mere om Mette og alt hendes spændende håndarbejde, så tag et kig her: http://largerthanlifedress.blogspot.dk/ For at gøre det lidt mere overskueligt, så har hver vejledning fået sit eget indlæg. ------------- Nålebundne sokker Fra vikingetiden er der fundet op til flere forskellige sokker, lavet med teknikken nålebinding. Nålebinding består af en række knuder syet i hinanden, der tilsammen danner et net. Man arbejder med en ca. 50 cm lang tråd og en stor nål, og syr sting for sting. Når tråden er sluppet op, splejser man den med en ny tråd, og syr videre med den. Der findes en lang række forskellige stingtyper, der hører ind under nålebinding, og de har alle deres styrker og svagheder. Jeg har valgt at bruge en stingtype der er både elastisk og nem til mine sokker, selvom de fundne sokker vist ikke havde denne stingtype. Denne stingtypetype består af knaphulssting syet i den foregående rækkes løkker. Man starter op med en enkelt luftmaske, og laver derefter en række knaphulssting i denne maske/løkke. Derefter syr man bare videre rundt. Hvis man vil udvide laver man to sting i en enkelt løkke. Hvis man vil tage ind, springer man blot en maske over, - ligesom i hækling. Splejsning af trådenNår tråden er sluppet op, skal den splejses med en ny tråd. Enden af den gamle og nye tråd splittes op i en masse uld-fnullere, og lægges sammen med hinanden. Derefter fugtes overlappes svagt, og det filtes sammen ved at trykke og rulle det mellem håndfladerne. Dette havde jeg ret svært ved at få til at virke i starten, og jeg opgav det endna til fordel for grimme knuder der ikke hører hjemme i nålebinding. Problemet var, at jeg ikke trykkede hårdt nok! Tråden er selvfølgelig svag ved samlingen, så når man syr de første sting med den nye tråd, skal man stramme til ved at holde på den gamle tråd så lang tid som muligt. Opskrift på sokker:Sokkerne består af 2 rør der sys sammen, og forlænges op af benet. Jeg har syet mine sokker i 100% uldgarn, der løber 100 m pr 100 g. Opskriften passer derfor til denne type sok. Jeg så første gang denne type sok hos The Vikings, men Shelagh Lewins har en meget fin og udførlig beskrivelse her. Bemærk at de bruger en anden stingtype end mig... 1. rør:1. bane: Enkelt luftmaske med 6 sting i. 2. bane: 2 masker i 1, 1 maske i 1, 2 masker i 1, osv... 3. bane: 2 masker i 1, 1 maske i 1, 2 masker i 1, osv... 4. bane: 2 masker i 1, 2 masker i 1... 5. bane: 1 maske i 1, 1 maske i 1... De resterende baner laves som 5. bane, indtil den ønskede længde er nået. 2. rør: 1. bane: Enkelt luftmaske med 7 sting i. 2. bane: 2 masker i 1, 1 maske i 1, 2 masker i 1, osv... 3. bane: 2 masker i 1, 2 masker i 1... 4. bane: 1 maske i 1, 1 maske i 1... 5. bane: 1 maske i 1, 1 maske i 1... 6. bane: 1 maske i 1, 1 maske i 1... 7. bane: 2 masker i 1, 1 maske i 1, 2 masker i 1,... 8. bane: 1 maske i 1, 1 maske i 1... 9. bane: 1 maske i 1, 1 maske i 1... 10. bane: 1 maske i 1, 1 maske i 1... 11. bane: 1 maske i 1, 1 maske i 1... 12. bane: 1 maske i 1, 1 maske i 1... De to rør sys sammen med ca 17 sting (knaphulssting der går igennem en løkke fra hver af de to rør.), og der fortsættes rundet i den nydannede cirkel med 1 maske i 1, 1 maske i 1, til den ønskede længde er nået. Det er en god ide at sy de to sokker samtidig, og chekke at de har det samme antal sting de forskellige steder. Noter hvor langt hver sok er nået i rapporten, før der skiftes arbejdssok.
Основой техники макраме являются узелки, которые образуют множество узоров. Достаточно освоить несколько основных узелков. Можно не придумывать сложные узоры, эффект зависит от аккуратной работы, цвета и качества используемого материала. Нитки можно брать разные. Узлы будут лучше видны, если нитки
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Double Fyke Net for Eels and Fish. It is a long, bag-shaped fishing net held open by hoops for catching eels and fish.
Start i midten og sy rundt og rundt til den ønskede længde eller til garnet slipper op. Sy en strimmel i ønsket længde. Drej den en halv omgang Sy videre på underkanten omgangen rundt Og derefter videre på overkanten.
Youth and adult anglers can learn the technique of fly fishing with this Charter Series Fly Fishing Gear Rod and Reel Combo from Leisure Sports Outdoors. This starter fishing kit comes complete with everything you need to get rigged up, including an 8-foot three-piece fly rod, graphite reel, fly line, tapered leader, and two flies. A great fishing set for beginners, this easy-casting 6/7 weight fly fishing rod comes with suggested techniques to get the amateur angler started and a fishing rod case for travel.
Learn how to make a boho throw pillow using macrame.