Yea, much better to throw it on the lawn when you are just practicing. Pulling it through water gets tiring fast. If you have any problems let me know and I will help you through it.
Thanks for the very informative video- I’d like to see some footage of you using that method with small net from kayak.ETA- just saw the link in another of your videos. Thank you- you are a wealth of information!
Thanks man. I watched your small cast net video for my 4 ft and it helped tremendously. Watching this I’m working on my 8 ft net now. You’re great man and your videos actually make sense because you explain things! Appreciate you brother!
I have always bought live bait but now since I just bought a 7ft net, I’ll be catching all the bait myself. Thanks to you and your video. Thank you so much. Keep Up the good work!!!
This is one of the best most thorough methods of throwing a cast net that I've seems!You need to be a teacher bro Great Job! I'm gonna see if I can finally get to where I can throw mine lol thanks again
Hey Steve, What is the farthest you estimate a guy can throw a 9 footer with about 11 lbs of lead on the skirt? I’m trying to decide on a max net size that I can launch out maybe 12 to 15 ft before the the perimeter of the net starts to touch the water. Any thoughts on this? I’m going for distance because there are bone fish in my area, however they are weary, and usually seem to turn away once they get within 12 ft of me.
Have the loading technique pretty much done. Release is coming along. Weight really limits amount of practice that can be done. The wind isn't helping. Thanks Steve.
Yea, better to keep practicing as you are fresh so you keep your form correct. You generally aren't going to be throwing more than a couple of times. One and done.