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Old 31st July 2007, 10:04   #10 (permalink)
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Re: Tech.s to clear up fishnets entangled on a Wreck

Quote: (Originally Posted by aquatiker) View Original Post
We want to remove the nets, considering the huge amount that has been covering the wreck turning it into a by-catch trap and within a few years really hazardous to divers.
Can definitely relate to the by-catch aspect.. must be one of the saddest sights to see.. fish, turtles etc trapped in lost nets, fish pots etc.

BTW ..if the wreck is fished regularly...watch out for hooks and monofiliment snagged in the net.. could be hiden under algae growth until you grab it with fingers... ouch!! Real snagging risk too. Again the knife is useless, slashers / shears essential..and placed where you can easily reach them (which is not generally the calf!!)

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