תהילים קמ:ו פירוש: רש״י

and [with] ropes they spread a net It is customary to tie a long rope to the end of a net, and when the hunter sees the birds resting under the net, he draws the rope, and the net falls on the birds.

beside [my] path Beside my paths and my steps.

beside Heb. ליד, like (II Sam. 14:30): “See, Joab’s field is near mine (ידי).”