How to Throw A Cast Net! (Catch Your Own Bait)

A cast net is a valuable tool for catching your own bait. If you want to get more serious about fishing, a cast net is something you should know how to use. In this video I will go over the steps to properly throw a cast net to catch your own bait. There are a few different ways to throw a cast net, but I have found consistency with the technique shown in the video. If you want to get your own cast net, I highly recommend checking out the PLUSINNO Cast Net with Aluminum Frisbee in the description below. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
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[@ricktaylor3196]

How informative!! Well done keep the intresting videos coming!!

[@warefisher]

Nicely done. Thanks for the instruction.

[@watersedgetv]

Glad it was helpful!

[@comfortablynumb9342]

I've thrown cast nets for a long time and I still prefer a 4 or 5' net. For learning a 4' is perfect. I don't like big nets because they catch too much bait, too many rocks, and they're heavy so they're hard to toss. I can easily throw a 5 or even 6' net without putting it in my mouth and make perfect circles most of the time. But I can't explain my technique, I'd have to show you. It's all about arranging it right and giving it the right spin when you toss it.
I'm 49 and started catching my bait in cast nets when I was 11 or 12 in Florida. And I still have a 4' net in my car at all times with 2 rids, tackle and a bait bucket. Most of the time I use jigs and don't bother with bait, but once in awhile I catch finger mullet or peanut bunker or killifish for bait.

[@jobplayz5605]

Nice video bro

[@homieslay3r802]

I think I saw you out there in FM throwing the cast net out.

[@elumalaihelan]

😅

[@elumalaihelan]

Nice video Bro