Reply With QuoteTie a knot in your rope about 2m above the pot. For about 1m, every 5cm, slip a size 6 whiting hook between the twists in the rope with the point facing down.
The knot is only there to tell YOU not to grab the next bit. lol
Cheers
Steve
wild life monitors take photos triggered by movement and can be made theft proof then post photos of theives.
maybe helpfull but is an expensive way to monitor ,the really expensive ones will send an instant image via mobile
Tie a knot in your rope about 2m above the pot. For about 1m, every 5cm, slip a size 6 whiting hook between the twists in the rope with the point facing down.
The knot is only there to tell YOU not to grab the next bit. lol
Cheers
Steve
An old uncle of mine was a pro crabber over in the gulf 20 odd years ago, he occasionally used to wire an old shotgun into the mangroves and run a trip wire from the trigger to the pot rope................ he tells me he never pointed the shotty back at his pot................. i guess i just have to beleive him, hehe.
Bundy Rum.......... Not just great for breakfast.
Get a line and bouy and tie it to a big plastic board saying 'DIDN'T GET ME THIS TIME YOU F@#$%NG MUG) Chuck her out and find a nice place to watch for all the reactions.
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