Fish trap/Gun cleaner/camera case

[Spaniel man]

More victims of the bottom drawer clear-out:

A 12 gauge cleaning rod, with assorted bits.

WITHDRAWNFish/Crayfish trap, this one is unused, but I've used these before, and they're very effective. Folds flat for packing in a bag.

TRADEDCCS camera case for DSLR. It's the Wallaby:
http://www.ccscentre.co.uk/ (at the bottom of the page)

Trade values, call it a tenner each for the gun cleaner and trap, I reckon twenty quid for the camera case.
Not really after anything in particular, make me an offer!

 

[Bushwhacker]

I'll have to flag up the crayfish trap. They're not otter friendly so shouldn't be destined for trapping crayfish.
It's a bummer, I know, I used to use them myself and they are/were excellent but they shouldn't be used now.
Sorry.

 

[Spaniel man]

I'll have to flag up the crayfish trap. They're not otter friendly so shouldn't be destined for trapping crayfish.
It's a bummer, I know, I used to use them myself and they are/were excellent but they shouldn't be used now.
Sorry.

That's a fair comment, I use the plastic ones now, I got rid of the rest of these, but found this one hiding away.They can however be modified to make them safe to use. I'll leave it here, maybe someone might use it abroad, in rock pools by the sea, or in their 'survival situation'' kit.....
Of course, it must be used responsibly......

 

[Tank]

I'll have to flag up the crayfish trap. They're not otter friendly so shouldn't be destined for trapping crayfish.
It's a bummer, I know, I used to use them myself and they are/were excellent but they shouldn't be used now.
Sorry.

isnt the only thing with these traps is the issue with the size of the opening? would restricting down be legal?

 

[Spaniel man]

isnt the only thing with these traps is the issue with the size of the opening? would restricting down be legal?

YES, I did this to some of my other traps...

http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/homeandleisure/recreation/fishing/38051.aspx