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Old 24-07-2004, 06:05 AM
~ jan JJsPond.us
 
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Koi wranglers use their nets to guide their fish into another container
(big bag or tub). After watching them, that is what I do with my koi and
goldfish, easier on them and me.... and in your case your net. ;o) Maybe it
would work for you? One word of warning, if using a tub, you do need to get
it covered if catfish are anything like koi and jump. ~ jan

On Sat, 17 Jul 2004 01:34:45 -0400, " George" wrote:


The big guy is a little sick right now. Hopefully, he will come around in a day or two.
The one time I got him out of the pond (last year when he was sick) his weight (and thrashing)
badly damaged my fish net. I had to buy another one. He wasn't hurt by the
incident (except perhaps his pride). If I have to get him out this time, it is
going to be a real chore, because he is twice the size that he was last year.


(Do you know where your water quality is?)
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