mate? I've got a net and I'm not afraid to use it. This beauty can handle up to one hundred kilograms of fish. So I brought two. Sam:    I think you'll find that won't work. Plus it's not about overall weight, it's about their individual size. Lures are the classic method in these waters. Pete:    That's if you want to waste your whole day catching one at a time. Personally don't have time for inefficiency. If you're in the soul-fishing business, it's all about quantity not individuality. Step aside please, I'm in a hurry! (He casts the net out wide, watching it settle.) Sam:    (Watching, then thinking a moment.) So how do you know when you've caught some? Pete:    I don't. I just have to wait. (Sam scoffs and continues to choose a lure. Sarah enters with a hand reel.) Sarah:    Howdy everyone! How is everybody! (Hugs everyone cheerfully) I'm Sarah, how are you? Great to see you! Hello, precious! Sam:    Hi, Sarah. Pete:    I don't think there will be many fish left for you, Sarah, I'm afraid. Not after I've cleaned up. Sarah:    That's OK, I personally don't think those nets work properly anyway. I believe in the personal touch. (Unravelling line from reel) After all, I'm not fishing for souls. I'm fishing for one soul. One precious soul. That's what they are to God anyway. Every soul is precious. Sam:    (Preparing his lure and comparing equipment) Ha! Hand reels are as good as useless! Good luck with that,