My first ash frame landing net.

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That is great craftmanship Darren, you must be well chuffed :Thumb:
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Very nice indeed Hovis.
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Very nice and well made landing net, great job
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nice
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Hovis wrote:At the moment it’s just in its raw form. Ideally I'd like to soak it in whatever J S Sharps used on their rods as they last forever! I have no idea what an impregnation solution looks like although I can guess at some of your answers!
Phenolic resin.

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