homemade or not ??

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homemade or not ??

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.............do you make your own pot's or buy them ???

..............or do you just pinch someone elses.. :evil:

..............if you make your own what do you use ???

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Post by Chronic »

Tried making my own, no good cause i cant get em to fold up so typical shop pots it is. Just as effective as the rest if not better.. :mrgreen:
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when i was doing my practical at a school for Uni I was able to see the students making crab pots and they weren't half bad either. never found out if any of the students used them as i wasnt at the school long enough :smile: but im sure they did they seemed keen as fishos.
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Home made pro style pots for me. Take up a fair bit of room in the boat but are alot stronger and crocodile proof than the fold up ones.
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