Best ! Santa brought me an 8' cast net. I watched lots of videos with no success. Your video helped me throw almost from the first try. Im excited to take what I have learned from the lawn to the ocean !
B H-0 I'm serious about growing the channel this summer! I'm taking it dead serious now! It's such an honor to have so many wonderful subscribers! Time to make some awesome videos!!!
Okay, I'm sold. This method is by far the easiest, and fastest to load, method that I've tried. I juts tried a few casts with my 10-footer and you're right, a perfect pancake almost every time! Thanks
One of the first things that I saw when I started watching one of your videos was you throwing a cast net...I IMMEDIATELY subscribed!!!!! It was a beautiful cast and you have shown many others in the many videos that I have watched. Having thrown (revised to "tried to throw")a cast net in my distant past...I can appreciate this video even more and wish you had been around back then!!!
I love your videos bro, believe it or not as strange as it sounds, they helped me get over my addiction and they helped me become a better man . thank you so much
YEEHAW!! I finally got it! Was pancaking my 10 footer at will today on the boat. Thanx Deermeat. I literally watched every cast net video on RUclips and yes I do understand the part where you spin the net with your dominant hand right before the release of the lead line. For me I really had to concentrate on holding the lead line for that split second at the end of the throw to really get the back to open up.
Son Goku if you watch his videos & listen, you'd know he said it in the previous video doofus. and awhile back someone asked him in the comments section if he could do it!
Rob. Thanks for the cast net video. Often I love doing that just as much as fishing. Hey I made a fish dinner tonight and it was a real hit for the wife and some family members. I made the fish where the Bahamian cook showed us using flour, egg wash and Panko bread crumbs. Then I had asparagus loved in butter and olive oil and sweet potato cakes. It was awesome, thanks. David.
Great demo. One of the simplest methods I've seen so far. I like what one commenter suggested: use an outrigger clip around neck instead of mouthing the net. Prevents bacteria from entering your mouth.
Hi Rob...my wife and I just love, LOVE, L O V E your RUclips videos. You, Sarah and the baby, re-instated our hope and faith in what true life adventure is all about and how wholesome a family can still be here in America. You and your families exemplify every aspect of "living the American dream" It is especially wonderful to watch how much all the family and friends in your all videos love and respect God, your Country, and all living things. Thank you.
Brought back memories when I lived just outside of Charleston, SC and would go out and catch my shrimp to fish for trout. I have thrown a many bait cast nets in my younger days. Great instruction video!
Rob, Great video. I grew up in FL and use my teeth also, but I was taught to grab the net a little differently, by the lead line only. By your grabbing it higher up in the mesh, you get a pendulum effect, and your throws look effortless. I generally have to spin once to get my 10 footer to pancake properly. Your pendulum throw looks way easier! I saw how you split the net, and caught the leadline in your teeth, but couldn't really see where the grab was in relation to your teeth. I just know you grabbed it in the middle somewhere, and that you had the leadline between your fingers, but that's about it. If you could show that detail a little better, that would be awesome. Thanks for the great video. I'm hitting the subscribe button. I'll be binge watching soon!
These videos!!!!! Please keep them coming everyone I show these videos to finds them as inspiring as I do love you guys pray you be blessed and highly favored and that this will be a breakout year for you and your loved ones
Do you think it helps if your tall to cast a net the size of yours? Great video thanks so much I was hoping you’d do a teaching video on cast nets. God bless you and yours
Please make a video of how to properly repair (sew, not a quick tie) holes in a cast net. Love the video, clear, concise explanation, you got another subscriber :-)
Hi Rob, I would like to see a video of catching your mullet, to crabbing, to cleaning/cooking to eating. Like a crab boil with you talking about your favourite spice mixes; Everglades etc. Those are always so entertaining, makes a person want to get out and do it themselves!
best technique and minimal strain on back, also holding on the left arm for a right handed person allows better fidelity and sensitivity on the dominant hand for the right time to let go of the net which allows for a perfect pancake.
Hey Rob, huge fan! I emailed you about doing some hog hunting, but I might wanna try some of that Florida fishing too! Easily one of the most knowledgeable, passionate outdoorsman on RUclips!
I use to know how to do that... it was 20 years ago though. I would like to see tossing one in deep water over a bait ball. Saying when do you close the net?
Awesome video, I have been trying to throw a cast net for a couple years now and still can't get it. Do you think it's better to start with a small net and work your way up to a bigger net? I have a 3 ft and a 8ft and can't throw either ugh.
Here in Broward the local code prohibits anything over 7' so no big nets for us. Everyone seems to throw big nets from the left side, whereas I learned on smaller nets from the right side (with the net and coil loaded in right hand). I've tried from the left but after 30+ years on the right, it feels crazy on the left.
hello guys. i will be 50 yrs old this year but i have a dream to go bluefin tuna fishing and have a 1 day fishing license for like a charter boat. i dont have any clue of what else i need but watch you quietly and regularly, by the way; hows your little Angel doung? i live in the Bewpirt area in California. will you be here sometime in June?
In the last video you threw the cast net in deep water for those ballyhoo. When you throw a cast net in deeper water do wait a sec or two before you start cinching the the lead weights or is instantly?
Hey bud I have always been fascinated by fishing nets ever since I was a little boy. Do u have any suggestions on some decent entry level nets I can buy online
What's a good quality net? I buy the $50 Fitecs at Academy (7' model with 3/4lb. lead/ft.) and they seem like they open, and then spring back and semi-close. I never get wide open pancakes. Why?
Man you get a great spread when you throw. There are so many videos on throwing nets. I think you kinda rushed through the steps a bit when you were separating the net into two areas and then grabbing it. I have no idea how I am supposed to grab the net with my right hand and the lead line with your demonstration, just a little to fast on that part. Thanks for making this video. I'll move on to the next one. I've always thrown small nets. I think I'm ready to graduate. I'm inspired by your awesome mushroom open.
Hay Rob! I'm from Guyana and we use cast nets regularly . I see you got your style down but isn't it a bit risky putting the lead liner in your mouth? we do it by holding it in our hand alone. I can actually throw it with one hand.
slow motion (my thinks): you have 1-anchor point in your month and two pendulums with different length in your arms. the shorter pendulum was going faster and forward right to the boat (what is physically natural for shorter pendulum). The longe pendulum was going later to the left fwd side (because it was slower its angle was close to left than to right side). As a result, your net was stretched by 2 weight inertia forces of pendulums and one fix force in your month ~120 deg angle.
One thing I learned the scary way. Don't use a slip knot on your wrist. Just size the loop so it goes around your hand and not come off easily, but not cinch down. I once threw my 12' mullet net over a manatee just before sunrise. I think it had been asleep. As slow as those things are, when they are scared, they can MOVE! It yanked me off my feet, like I was tied to a boat. Fortunately, the net slipped off of him, and I wasn't drug or drowned. Just thought I'd share that with you. My new 8' net has a neoprene loop that stretches around my wrist and could definitely be escaped from if needed. Could save a life one day, maybe mine.
Always coming out with amazing videos, I love this one a lot, i throw and 8 ft and 12 ft all day just for fun and that looks like a really easy way to throw it, thanks for the information and how to video, enjoyed it!!
Best ! Santa brought me an 8' cast net. I watched lots of videos with no success. Your video helped me throw almost from the first try. Im excited to take what I have learned from the lawn to the ocean !
hows it going?
Glad to see you showing love to everyone and teaching us beginners how everything's done right.
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I've never seen most of the throwing style.
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Would this be a good way for me to catch a girlfriend or would she be able to escape?
LMFAO 😂
😂😂😂😂 LoL best comment
Awesome. Yes sir. Great question!!
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Well it all depends if she’s carrying a knife or mace 😂 lol.
everyone was asking for it, and they immediately delivered.
B H-0 I'm serious about growing the channel this summer! I'm taking it dead serious now! It's such an honor to have so many wonderful subscribers! Time to make some awesome videos!!!
deermeatfordinner thanks that vid is super helpful
+deermeatfordinner ya'll deserve it!
Thanks man! My old man taught me how to do this, but I forgot the process and now I know again how to do it!
B H-0 read my post help me please
Okay, I'm sold. This method is by far the easiest, and fastest to load, method that I've tried. I juts tried a few casts with my 10-footer and you're right, a perfect pancake almost every time! Thanks
Be careful you can rip your teeth out
One of the first things that I saw when I started watching one of your videos was you throwing a cast net...I IMMEDIATELY subscribed!!!!! It was a beautiful cast and you have shown many others in the many videos that I have watched. Having thrown (revised to "tried to throw")a cast net in my distant past...I can appreciate this video even more and wish you had been around back then!!!
I love your videos bro, believe it or not as strange as it sounds, they helped me get over my addiction and they helped me become a better man . thank you so much
YEEHAW!! I finally got it! Was pancaking my 10 footer at will today on the boat. Thanx Deermeat. I literally watched every cast net video on RUclips and yes I do understand the part where you spin the net with your dominant hand right before the release of the lead line. For me I really had to concentrate on holding the lead line for that split second at the end of the throw to really get the back to open up.
When Rob says he's gonna do it. he gets it done. vs most youtubers, they are all hype and talk. never any action. best channel!! hands down. 💪👌🐊🎣🌴⛅🐖😀
TrollMaster300 you're right. let us worship!!!
Son Goku if you watch his videos & listen, you'd know he said it in the previous video doofus. and awhile back someone asked him in the comments section if he could do it!
Grand Mapussydestoryer666 love the sarcasm! 😉
TrollMaster300 i know... i love dick
Gemma Legg SPEAK ENGRISH GOD DAMN IT!
Rob. Thanks for the cast net video. Often I love doing that just as much as fishing.
Hey I made a fish dinner tonight and it was a real hit for the wife and some family members. I made the fish where the Bahamian cook showed us using flour, egg wash and Panko bread crumbs. Then I had asparagus loved in butter and olive oil and sweet potato cakes. It was awesome, thanks. David.
+David Youmans heck man!!! That sounds like something I would make!!! 😜#FallinInLove
This is by far the best explanation of how to throw a cast net I have ever seen! Thanks
Loving the diversity of videos and the increased frequency! You guys are great and I just wanted to say thank you for the content you produce.
+James Boeri I'm glad you enjoy!!! We're honored to have such a diverse group of awesome RUclips friends!!!
Great demo. One of the simplest methods I've seen so far. I like what one commenter suggested: use an outrigger clip around neck instead of mouthing the net. Prevents bacteria from entering your mouth.
Hi Rob...my wife and I just love, LOVE, L O V E your RUclips videos. You, Sarah and the baby, re-instated our hope and faith in what true life adventure is all about and how wholesome a family can still be here in America. You and your families exemplify every aspect of "living the American dream" It is especially wonderful to watch how much all the family and friends in your all videos love and respect God, your Country, and all living things. Thank you.
Hi Rob I just want to say I appreciate you guys making all these awesome videos. Keep up the good work God bless you and your family and friends
Brought back memories when I lived just outside of Charleston, SC and would go out and catch my shrimp to fish for trout. I have thrown a many bait cast nets in my younger days. Great instruction video!
Perfect and most easiest way to throw cast net.. Love for u Robert :)
Are you still making a video with Smoky Ribs? You guys are the best.
Hey Robert, great video! I have a tight budget. If you could afford to buy only one cast net what brand and size mesh would you buy? Thanks.
Rob,
Great video. I grew up in FL and use my teeth also, but I was taught to grab the net a little differently, by the lead line only. By your grabbing it higher up in the mesh, you get a pendulum effect, and your throws look effortless. I generally have to spin once to get my 10 footer to pancake properly. Your pendulum throw looks way easier!
I saw how you split the net, and caught the leadline in your teeth, but couldn't really see where the grab was in relation to your teeth. I just know you grabbed it in the middle somewhere, and that you had the leadline between your fingers, but that's about it. If you could show that detail a little better, that would be awesome.
Thanks for the great video. I'm hitting the subscribe button. I'll be binge watching soon!
We requested it and you responded, I absolutely love this channel
Dude... thank you for such great explanation. Very thorough breakdown...
Now all I need to do is practice
love your style i was taught a dif way to throw a net but i have to say your way looks a lot better cant wait till i get a chance to try your way
These videos!!!!! Please keep them coming everyone I show these videos to finds them as inspiring as I do love you guys pray you be blessed and highly favored and that this will be a breakout year for you and your loved ones
I look up to this guy, your not like the other youtubers that always want drama
man I love your videos keep up the work
Thanks a ton. My son and I have been practicing with little success. We will try this technique on the lake Saturday.
Wow it's been a treat with last few uploads 😍 can't stop, won't stop! Rob you kick ass
KEEP TEACHING I'M STILL LEARNING GOD BLESS
I don't even use a cast net and I find this videos awesome he explains everything so well
Thanks, Rob!!! Funny I recognized the boat in the background being the SeeVee and house of Jon Graviskis of Ship Shape TV!!!
Can you please make a video of castnet repairs. Specially Braille line knots
I'm from Trinidad as well, you have Caribbean fans bro
Closing a half million subs now. That's awesome! I Makes me happy for you guys to see how popular you've grown..
I would like to see you throw a larger cast net; do have a recommendation on good cast net?
Do you think it helps if your tall to cast a net the size of yours? Great video thanks so much I was hoping you’d do a teaching video on cast nets. God bless you and yours
Please make a video of how to properly repair (sew, not a quick tie) holes in a cast net. Love the video, clear, concise explanation, you got another subscriber :-)
Great video. What brand net is that?
Hi Rob, I would like to see a video of catching your mullet, to crabbing, to cleaning/cooking to eating. Like a crab boil with you talking about your favourite spice mixes; Everglades etc. Those are always so entertaining, makes a person want to get out and do it themselves!
this was cool to see was raised in Merritt island Florida by 13 was throwing 14ft cast net miss Florida so much live in Washington now
Great throwing mate. How bout starting small and then work your way up ? Thanks
That was cool is it the same for a big or small or is it the same technique
Great instructions thanks for taking time to help. Easiest and best way I've seen!
best technique and minimal strain on back, also holding on the left arm for a right handed person allows better fidelity and sensitivity on the dominant hand for the right time to let go of the net which allows for a perfect pancake.
Instructional videos don't get no better than this one. Practice makes perfect. Practice, practice, practice.
Hey Rob, huge fan! I emailed you about doing some hog hunting, but I might wanna try some of that Florida fishing too! Easily one of the most knowledgeable, passionate outdoorsman on RUclips!
Outdoors with Ben thanks Ben! Shoot me an email and we'll discuss a hunting/fishing trip
deermeatfordinner will do! I sent one to the DMFD account, but if there's another one you'd prefer, let me know!
I use to know how to do that... it was 20 years ago though. I would like to see tossing one in deep water over a bait ball. Saying when do you close the net?
Homey Claus...you are one of the best casters I've ever seen...great class.
Great video. Just wondering if you can do a bloopers video of you guys or fails. just some funny moments if you have any outtakes.
The lead line in your right hand when throwing wet, did it line up with the piece in your mouth or is it picked from the right half center?
-- Hehe... I love this guy. Got his own outdoor charm. The kind of guy you'll buy a beer & toast to life !🎣🚣🏾
+DJDeezy ThaTruth you rock! Thanks man!
Thanks for another video Rob!
Love watching your videos, keep up the great work!!
Robert (& everyone else) - On a new cast net, do you soak in warm water & fabric softener before using??
Bro great video! All your videos are excellent I still can't throw a net but enjoyed your video lol
Just try to follow the steps.. and u'l be another Robert Arrington
This worked so well for me thank you
I am watching, because I never know when I might need to know this. It is better to know and not need, than to need and not know.
Excellent video, we demanded it and you supplied it. Good job.
The question now is where to buy it online?most of it are large in description only, when it arrives it happens to be a small cast net,.
Awesome video, I have been trying to throw a cast net for a couple years now and still can't get it. Do you think it's better to start with a small net and work your way up to a bigger net? I have a 3 ft and a 8ft and can't throw either ugh.
In my opinion it is better to learn on a small and work your way up. I started with a 6ft.
Hey much love to DMFD all the way from Nigeria!
Here in Broward the local code prohibits anything over 7' so no big nets for us. Everyone seems to throw big nets from the left side, whereas I learned on smaller nets from the right side (with the net and coil loaded in right hand). I've tried from the left but after 30+ years on the right, it feels crazy on the left.
Is the net you're throwing one made by Cesars? Will any premium cast net open consistently if loaded and thrown properly?
Ahh Pate’ you need another Cowboy hat & you sure have figured out that castnet throwing ❤️Mom
hello guys. i will be 50 yrs old this year but i have a dream to go bluefin tuna fishing and have a 1 day fishing license for like a charter boat. i dont have any clue of what else i need but watch you quietly and regularly, by the way; hows your little Angel doung? i live in the Bewpirt area in California. will you be here sometime in June?
In the last video you threw the cast net in deep water for those ballyhoo. When you throw a cast net in deeper water do wait a sec or two before you start cinching the the lead weights or is instantly?
Adam Kral You wait until the leads hit the bottom. He wasn't in deep water, when he caught the ballyhoo.
Have u every been scalloping, on the Nature Coast (Crystal River) Season opens in July.
+Michael Barcelona we will be there this year!!! #Scallops
You make it look so easy ! can wait to try it, thanks for the video!
love your vids don't stop your the best youtuber in the eorld
Hey bud I have always been fascinated by fishing nets ever since I was a little boy. Do u have any suggestions on some decent entry level nets I can buy online
What is a good cast net to use? One that won’t rip or tear easy
How large a net is that? How is that measured? The radius or diameter?
thanks for all the video's, you have been killing it! keep them comming Rob..
What size do you recommend for smaller bait? I used a 6 foot 3/8 last year and kept Christmas treeing the bait.
That was really helpful! Thank you! 😀👍
So what mesh do you recommend for small croaker and (big and small) mullet?
What's a good quality net? I buy the $50 Fitecs at Academy (7' model with 3/4lb. lead/ft.) and they seem like they open, and then spring back and semi-close. I never get wide open pancakes. Why?
Rob, can you do a video where you gather, clean and cook scallops? I'd really like to see it.
love the girl gone wild back ground music, keep up the good work
I’m headin our now for peanut bunker I’ll let you know how I make out 👍🏼 thanks for the advice
Man you get a great spread when you throw. There are so many videos on throwing nets. I think you kinda rushed through the steps a bit when you were separating the net into two areas and then grabbing it. I have no idea how I am supposed to grab the net with my right hand and the lead line with your demonstration, just a little to fast on that part. Thanks for making this video. I'll move on to the next one. I've always thrown small nets. I think I'm ready to graduate. I'm inspired by your awesome mushroom open.
I agree. Would like to see the net grab a little closer, as I intend to try this method soon. Great video, though.
Hay Rob!
I'm from Guyana and we use cast nets regularly .
I see you got your style down but isn't it a bit risky putting the lead liner in your mouth?
we do it by holding it in our hand alone. I can actually throw it with one hand.
please show how to throw larger and smaller cast net.. on the beach. thanks
Rob, My youngest son is 12 and 5'2". What is a good size net for him to throw?
Hi Rob! Great efforts.
How would you throw a 4 foot net would it be any different?
Keep up the fantastic work
Glad to find this video. Thanks man.
slow motion (my thinks): you have 1-anchor point in your month and two pendulums with different length in your arms. the shorter pendulum was going faster and forward right to the boat (what is physically natural for shorter pendulum). The longe pendulum was going later to the left fwd side (because it was slower its angle was close to left than to right side). As a result, your net was stretched by 2 weight inertia forces of pendulums and one fix force in your month ~120 deg angle.
I haven't thrown a cast net in years but that is the same way my dad taught me how to throw a cast net. Good memories
So there is a line that pulls the bottom of the net closed at the weights to trap the fish?
thanx rob..love frm INDIA
Great job Capt!
Awesome method Bro keep them coming!
Does anybody know What part of the country is this ?
So when you let go of the lead line. You fling it like a Frisbee?
10' net? I have problems with a 6' net.....guess I will keep practicing. Thanks Rob. Good video.
Hello, I am the Spyros of Greece, the specific dimension tool has it; I can find it on ebay?
One thing I learned the scary way. Don't use a slip knot on your wrist. Just size the loop so it goes around your hand and not come off easily, but not cinch down. I once threw my 12' mullet net over a manatee just before sunrise. I think it had been asleep. As slow as those things are, when they are scared, they can MOVE! It yanked me off my feet, like I was tied to a boat. Fortunately, the net slipped off of him, and I wasn't drug or drowned.
Just thought I'd share that with you. My new 8' net has a neoprene loop that stretches around my wrist and could definitely be escaped from if needed. Could save a life one day, maybe mine.
Always coming out with amazing videos, I love this one a lot, i throw and 8 ft and 12 ft all day just for fun and that looks like a really easy way to throw it, thanks for the information and how to video, enjoyed it!!