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I have had a lot of requests for this. This is not a how to but a visual to show the method. Post any suggestion or questions. I will me making a more detailed video soon with better angles and more slow motion. Enjoy!
I am always in shallow areas with a max of 5ft depth so I use light nets. A good starting net would be a 4-5ft net with 1lb or less per foot. The net in the video is a 8ft net with .75lb per foot. These work great for shallow water.I never could get the hang of throwing a cast net
How big is that one, what size,type do you reccomend for a begginer?
A different technique than mine but simpler. I'll give it a try from my pier. A more detailed video from a different angle would be great. Looking forward to it. Thanks for sharing.I have had a lot of requests for this. This is not a how to but a visual to show the method. Post any suggestion or questions. I will me making a more detailed video soon with better angles and more slow motion. Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMKfXtdMQt0
...in other words, you throw bananas.I've NEVER been good at casting a net... I can get it half open or a little more most of the time, and can grab some bait.
Admittedly I don't use it very often.
You make it look to easy.
Jim
I always threw Taco's when I first got a cast net....in other words, you throw bananas.![]()
I agree! Thanks Pier_DudeThrowing a cast net is very easy if shown right. I showed my wife in 30 minutes with out putting the lead line in your mouth. She throws a 10ft 9lbs and opens it up perfect. She will over time work up to a 10lb to 12lb. Just cut your grass get out in the yard and practice. I would like to see more people throwing a net, don't let it intimidate you stick with it. :thumbsup:
...in other words, you throw bananas.![]()
Plantains!FAT bananas, but mostly yeah...:whistling::whistling:
Jim
Thanks Mondo! I am trying to make a few more while the action is still here. All I can see is birds flying south so im trying to squeeze out a few more videos this month. After that I will move onto a whole series about fixing the nets.That's pretty cool, thanks for sharing and please continue to post if you make any more videos.
I haven't thrown a net in quite some time. I'm sure I'll be throwing some bananas myself while I knock off the rust.FAT bananas, but mostly yeah...:whistling::whistling:
Jim
Banana's (or Plantain's in Jim's case) still catch tons of bait! 99% of the time I will have to throw most of what I get back because its to much.I haven't thrown a net in quite some time. I'm sure I'll be throwing some bananas myself while I knock off the rust.![]()
Any time, if you are ever out at FT pickens during the week and I am out there I would be glad to assist you in how to throw.I agree! Thanks Pier_Dude