Posted By: EastTexasNoob
umbrella nets for crabs. - 05/28/15 04:44 AM
I am thinking of making some from chicken wire. 4 foot by 4 foot. is this legal?
Posted By: SlickWillie
Re: umbrella nets for crabs. - 05/29/15 12:49 PM
I've been using those pier drop nets for some time now. Just tie a chicken hind quarter in the center and drop it down. Got'em at Academy.
Posted By: Fish Art Texas
Re: umbrella nets for crabs. - 05/30/15 08:46 PM
even cheaper tie a chicken neck to cord and hand line them to a net-works great!
Posted By: Uncle Zeek
Re: umbrella nets for crabs. - 05/31/15 12:45 AM
Alot of your fishing questions are answered here:
https://tpwd.texas.gov/regulations/outdoor-annual/That's the most reliable place to get answers on whether a given fishing practice, method or device is legal. One of us could unintentionally give you bad advice, and the game warden won't care if a TFFer told you that something was legal if it ain't.
Posted By: EastTexasNoob
Re: umbrella nets for crabs. - 05/31/15 11:47 AM
Umbrella Net
Sometimes called crab net. A non-metallic mesh net that is suspended horizontally in the water by multiple lines attached to a rigid frame.
May be used to take crabs and nongame fish only.
May not have within the frame an area that exceeds 16 square feet
thanks! I guess it would not be legal!
Posted By: M Squared
Re: umbrella nets for crabs. - 05/31/15 11:53 PM
Alot of your fishing questions are answered here:
https://tpwd.texas.gov/regulations/outdoor-annual/That's the most reliable place to get answers on whether a given fishing practice, method or device is legal. One of us could unintentionally give you bad advice, and the game warden won't care if a TFFer told you that something was legal if it ain't.
There is no better answer.....