Entanglement basically - as I said in a previous post conditions where I dive are generally very favorable although fishing nets and lines are used a lot around here.
I understand where you are coming from. I don’t dive solo, so take this with a grain of salt ... but imho you might want to reconsider this strategy in case of entanglement.
In my modest experience from cave diving, the best thing to do in case of entanglement is to stop immediately, think carefully and try and undo/reverse your last movement. Often that gets you free ... if not, its time to stop moving and let your buddy fix it. If you dont have a buddy, I suppose its knife time. I see your point that you might be entangled where you cant reach, but you might cut the net where you can reach?
What I’m trying to say: once you’re entangled, in my experience you should try to move as little as possible to not make a bad situation worse. Trying to take off the rig, could get you even more entangled than before. But maybe that’s cave mindset and your dive environment is different...?