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Join Date: Aug 2017
Location: Menifee
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I let them soak for 10 minutes. No sense in letting a basket full of undersized bugs clear out your bait cage. I usually set my nets right before the sun goes down though
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Posts: 6,856
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It's not uncommon for me to let my nets soak 45-60 minutes, I've left them as long as 90 minutes. As far as a headlamp goes don't be afraid to spend $40 - $60 dollars for a waterproof headlamp (stay away from those Home Depot lamps). I purchased my Black Diamond headlamp at REI about 4yrs ago and it still works everytime I press the button, the only thing I need to do each year is replace the batteries.
You should get yourself a tote, gear bag or something similar that can hold all of your lobster gear/accessories, it will help you on and off the season by keeping you organized. I have a tote and a gear bag, at the end of the season I simply place all of my gear in the tote/bag and put it away with the rest of my gear.
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