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The first net has a squared head and is deep. The reason for the
squared head is because you will be placing it against objects like
the ground and rocks. A rounded head would leave a void which the
lobster could escape though. Once in the net, these bugs love to
haul butt. They move very slowly forward but when scared can move
quite quickly backwards. If your net is shallow, they will simply
shoot them selves right in and then out of the lobster net. The
deeper the net the better chance you have of keeping the lobster
in it. The second net is rounded, small, and the actual net is
shallow. I have bent it more square over the years, but as you
can see it was once round. I recommend spending a few extra
dollars and getting your self a larger, deeper, squared net.
There is nothing worse then catching a great big florida lobster
and watching him shoot out of your net because it was too small.
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