What kind of poles do i use for a sein net? and where do i get them? help!

broom handles is what my dad always used

Wooden handles or PVC. Dang black what you got on your 4 wheeler there.

thats my badonkadonk!

We used to go down to the Brazos and camp out when I was a little kid. My Dad just went and found some sticks that would work... Thats when we was hillbillies and such. :P I used to love helping him sein the river, we never knew what we where going to bring in.

i/2" pvc pipe will work. Jusr drill holes in it to tie the sein thru it will work.

go to lowes / homedepot and ask where the dowel rods are, or get some brook handles. you want something sturdy

just dont use it in public waters

but you can buy some seine nets at academy

Why not?

Seine:
A section of non-metallic mesh webbing, with the top edge buoyed upwards by a floatline and the bottom edge weighted. Includes a push net.

* May be used to take NONGAME fish and shrimp only.
* May not be longer than 20 feet.
* May not have mesh exceeding 1/2-inch square.
* Must be manually operated.
* In SALT WATER, nongame fish may be taken by seine for bait purposes only.

http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/publications/annual/fish/legal_devices/

It is listed as a legal device with the above exclusions.

1/2 galvanized conduit, broom handles or closet rod dowels works for me.

well, I guess i should have been more specific, but just make sure if youre in public water that youre only catching bait

or carp

SCH 40 pvc might work. I always just used tree limbs.

arent carp bait?