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Hi Charles:
Contact Chris Takahashi...He did a great program on Tangle Nets within the last
year or so. Tangle Nets are made of very fine nylon netting with weights and
rubber floats. They are quite large and everything that touches them tangles in
them. They use them in the Philippines a lot. They have to be repaired almost
every time they are used because they cannot handle too much weight and tear up.
Charles Sturm wrote:
> Folks,
> On labels one often sees mention of tangle nets. I have looked for a
> description and or picture of such a device with little success. Would
> someone be able to describe them, provide a sources for an illustration,
> or describe their operation? Thanks.describe
>
> Charlie
> ******************************************************************************
> Charlie Sturm, Jr
> Research Associate - Section of Invertebrate Zoology
> Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, PA
> Assistant Professor - Family Medicine
>
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