Sometime in future cast net videos you guys may want to mention advantages to carrying several different sized nets aside from the obvious reasons everyone talks about. I always sling a 10 or 12 foot early in the morning, until about 8am or so but some days you don't always catch the bait early and it pays to have an 8 footer in the boat for when the bait starts to get shy and stays out at a distance from the boat. Seems like most people don't realize that little tip but being able to load the smaller net faster and sling it to the end of the rope has saved me on many occasions.
very informative....good job......only problem is that when you do that when it is wet it is just super wet....tough to do in the winter time ...but still great video guys
I used to live in the tropics, Far North Queensland, and you definitely DO NOT want to put nets over your shoulder there. Quite aside from the fact that you get soaking wet after the first throw, nets up there can come back with tiny deadly jellyfish stuck in them, as well as very small catfish which have extremely painful, barbed spines on them. Yes, you can inspect your net minutely after each cast, but who has the time to do that? I generally fished at night, under the lights from a railway bridge, because I worked during the day and it was too hot anyway. You simply couldn't see every little nasty in the net. I used to walk some distance to find areas to cast, and the net would bang against my legs (in shorts) as I did so. I missed a couple of those nasty little catfish, and it was really painful.
Thanks for sharing the video. I love to fish artificial bait as I wade fish the grass flats in St. Pete. I have been doing this since last December but it seems the bite has slowed on the artificial baits so I am just starting to learn to catch live bait. I look forward to learning this technique as I throw my new 6" net. Thanks again for your help.
Thanks guys, great vid, always wondered how to cast the "wet' way properly, I'm defs gonna give it a crack (while it's still warm, I'll still go my old way during winter no matter how well the triple load works)
Thank you 4 sharing ur tutorial video...I will show this 2 my husband to improve his cast net throwing... keep up the good work...👍👍👍 (sorry 4 my bad english😂)
One thing you kind of forgot to mention in the video, If you throw the net with this load you will pretty much be completely soaked if you have to throw it a second time.
Thanks for making time to leave the comment Jim. Yes, it's a fairly simple process once learned... just takes some practice to get consistent. Tight Lines!
awesome analysis,just amazing great teaching vid,, im an expert net throwing with my tteeth method on 8ft and under , but i think this may do the trick for teaching me how to do it without massive strength i have to use to spin the net and save my teeth!
Good informative vid that will show what might be the problem using tapes as flags, I would have like it better if you can show how to solve the possible problems. Another video perhaps on how to solve those possible problems? Thanks!
I throw an 8 footer with the weights split in half in one hand. I think I could do the 10 footer the same way. But this looks like a great method for smaller people. Great throw little miss, if you would have been on top of bait you would have cleaned them out.
good stuff! But, I wonder if she'd do just as well as far as the size of the final pancake with an 8 ft net as it will be lighter and easier for her to throw and may get a true pancake with full opening which could equal the size of her 10' final opening? I'm guessing this is probably 1.5lbs/ft. If so, it would be 13% lighter in weight. I'm not sure if that would be enough of a difference but very curious about the result of that experiment. For someone who is stronger, definitely, the 10' net would yield best result as long as you have a good throw. Just curious for someone who is smaller, like her.
We are only allowed a 7' net in Tx. what method would you use for a net that size? And is there any certain brand that you recommend and what specs do you prefer? Great stuff as always!
@@sam617523 Nope, it wasn't a virus. I had access to it before. Just that person cancelled the website due to out of business. I even texted person who made those cast net. That person decided to make cast net through phone conversation. They over charged the cast net, I decide not to get from them.
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Hey there! If you are left-handed, perform the opposite actions in the video with your dominant hand and you will be able to cast the net with confidence. Have the net in your right hand so you can twist and let go with your left!
A 10fter is heavy as crap 😂 takes a lot of throwing smaller ones to get to that stage …..I got a 9ft er and it’s heavier than my mates 10ft chain 😂 sinks so so fast but man …it’s hectic to throw gives your bicep….shoulder head a big workout after 2 casts 😂 incase I didn’t stress this enough ….you have to be moderately strong to actually cast a 10fter 😂👍
Loading 10-12 foot nets are just as fast as a 6 once you know how to throw it lol I can throw my 12 foot net as fast or faster and just as efficient as anyone with a 6 foot.
Well at least you aren't putting the net in your mouth. You guys have Capt jeff Lunkerdog right down the road from you. Get with him to train you up right on throwing a cast net..
Her last tip about holding on until your hand gets back to your side brought it all together and I realize what I have been missing. Thanks!
TH ANK YOU FOR ANSWERING MY QUESTION. AFTER WATCHING YOUR VIDEO ON UTUBE FOR THE 5TH TIME I UNDERSTAND WHY I PUT EVERYTHING IN MY RIGHT HAND.
Glad you found this helpful - practice makes perfect!
Sometime in future cast net videos you guys may want to mention advantages to carrying several different sized nets aside from the obvious reasons everyone talks about. I always sling a 10 or 12 foot early in the morning, until about 8am or so but some days you don't always catch the bait early and it pays to have an 8 footer in the boat for when the bait starts to get shy and stays out at a distance from the boat. Seems like most people don't realize that little tip but being able to load the smaller net faster and sling it to the end of the rope has saved me on many occasions.
Simplest and most effective casting I’ve seen yet! THANKS
Very nice. Haven’t thrown a net in 10+ years. This video is awesome. I used to put the net in my mouth and hated it. This is much easier. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
As the worst cast net thrower in Florida, I recommend this video. Turns out it was little things messing up my casting technique.
Best video, simple to understand and apply. Caught the menhaden I needed with your method.
Great way to analyze the triple load method. Thanks.
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very informative....good job......only problem is that when you do that when it is wet it is just super wet....tough to do in the winter time ...but still great video guys
Great technique and results. I cast a 5' because there is much less to control. :-)
Great instructional video! Nice moves by the net thrower and nice idea of placing different colored tape on the net.
I used to live in the tropics, Far North Queensland, and you definitely DO NOT want to put nets over your shoulder there. Quite aside from the fact that you get soaking wet after the first throw, nets up there can come back with tiny deadly jellyfish stuck in them, as well as very small catfish which have extremely painful, barbed spines on them. Yes, you can inspect your net minutely after each cast, but who has the time to do that? I generally fished at night, under the lights from a railway bridge, because I worked during the day and it was too hot anyway. You simply couldn't see every little nasty in the net. I used to walk some distance to find areas to cast, and the net would bang against my legs (in shorts) as I did so. I missed a couple of those nasty little catfish, and it was really painful.
Awesome. I have a screwed right shoulder so this should help me. TY.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for sharing the video. I love to fish artificial bait as I wade fish the grass flats in St. Pete. I have been doing this since last December but it seems the bite has slowed on the artificial baits so I am just starting to learn to catch live bait. I look forward to learning this technique as I throw my new 6" net. Thanks again for your help.
Thanks guys, great vid, always wondered how to cast the "wet' way properly, I'm defs gonna give it a crack (while it's still warm, I'll still go my old way during winter no matter how well the triple load works)
Not fair, she looks smart and is smart and that is why she is so good!
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good job girl, that`s a big net for you!!Big respect !!!
WOW AWESOME PANCAKE!! That girl has skills!! Great work Salt strong Keep it up.
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Question I am trying to start a youtube channel of a spear-fisherman turned inshore angle. Ocean Kayak Big Game II or Round About?
Your videos have taught me alot THANK YOU!!
Thank you 4 sharing ur tutorial video...I will show this 2 my husband to improve his cast net throwing... keep up the good work...👍👍👍 (sorry 4 my bad english😂)
I understood perfectly
One thing you kind of forgot to mention in the video, If you throw the net with this load you will pretty much be completely soaked if you have to throw it a second time.
Robotkins52 absolutely soaked! Gotta make it count!!! Even if the captain is yelling throw it already!!
Lunkerdog’s method is the best.
Lol thought that looked like you, knew you could throw from your posts on FishBrain. Great stuff you do for those kids.
Great Video...Great analysis of throwing a big net! Thanks!
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Salt strong crankin out the awesome content. Keep it up guys
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Looks fairly straight forward.
Thanks for making time to leave the comment Jim. Yes, it's a fairly simple process once learned... just takes some practice to get consistent. Tight Lines!
Outstanding Information, keep it coming. Destin (Freeport) , Florida
Hey Chas it's me I just asked how to cast a net on IG thanks it really helped I'm doing it
Huge tip: always wear a button up shirt and button fly jeans (w/out knee holes) for max distance..
awesome analysis,just amazing great teaching vid,, im an expert net throwing with my tteeth method on 8ft and under , but i think this may do the trick for teaching me how to do it without massive strength i have to use to spin the net and save my teeth!
Glad that you enjoyed this cast net throwing tutorial.
I love your cast net video.
Thanks for the video.....looks like you all are in Satellite Beach to me
Great job...Love the triple load.....
Good informative vid that will show what might be the problem using tapes as flags, I would have like it better if you can show how to solve the possible problems. Another video perhaps on how to solve those possible problems? Thanks!
Make sure Luke gets his net back when your done!
Good comment man.
Who says men cant throw pink nets!!! lol
Everyone has the best cleanest mouth free video.
We'll see how y'all do.
Good work!
Triple load good technique
That's a great video guys good job
Awesome throw thank you
What size do you recommend for smaller bait? I used a 6 foot 3/8 last year and kept Christmas treeing the bait.
Thanks for the tip y'all.
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Looks complicated but this is easy way for beginners
awesome!!!!!! I want a pink cast net too 😭😭😭
I believe on this website. They called it RED. www.allisoncastnets.com/
I throw an 8 footer with the weights split in half in one hand. I think I could do the 10 footer the same way. But this looks like a great method for smaller people. Great throw little miss, if you would have been on top of bait you would have cleaned them out.
Good bro , nice video 😊🤝
🌹Thank you
cool stuff!
I’m a lefty so I guess I would load everything up mirror opposite?
Nice Job!,
good stuff! But, I wonder if she'd do just as well as far as the size of the final pancake with an 8 ft net as it will be lighter and easier for her to throw and may get a true pancake with full opening which could equal the size of her 10' final opening? I'm guessing this is probably 1.5lbs/ft. If so, it would be 13% lighter in weight. I'm not sure if that would be enough of a difference but very curious about the result of that experiment. For someone who is stronger, definitely, the 10' net would yield best result as long as you have a good throw. Just curious for someone who is smaller, like her.
Good job🖒
Maybe it didn't get as spread out as others do, but she'd still have bait in the boat and that's what matters.
Thank you !!
I will be happy if you tell me how to get a cast net. I am speaking from Medin Bangladesh
We are only allowed a 7' net in Tx. what method would you use for a net that size? And is there any certain brand that you recommend and what specs do you prefer? Great stuff as always!
tarheeltexan for me 8 ft is the breaking point. I go triple load with 8 ft and up. I like to one hand 7 ft and down
Thanks for that
Link for the pink cast net please?
Where do I get my daughters the pink/red nets? They are bugging me about it!
@@mcheng102 I'm pretty sure that link is a virus, that is definitely not cast nets
@@sam617523 Nope, it wasn't a virus. I had access to it before. Just that person cancelled the website due to out of business. I even texted person who made those cast net. That person decided to make cast net through phone conversation. They over charged the cast net, I decide not to get from them.
That was great but I kayak fish any idea how to throw one while sitting in a kayak. I have a hobie outback
I have not yet found a way to throw a cast net while sitting in a kayak. If you find a way, please let us know. Tight Lines!
So if the left side is flat what should I be doing to correct it?
she was on Florida Sportsman lol that's cool yal got her on the team
Yes, we are thrilled to have her on the Salt Strong team!
yes that was me :) Thank you so much!!
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SMART.
thx!
Supperrrrrr
Awesome !
Sam Clark house hunter
Must be a Florida thing. Doing that in Louisiana, we'd be full of mud and soaking wet. Cool method though.
Nice
when is your shopping site back on
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What brand net is that?
first time ive seen a all pink net
Yes, I'm imagine that there have been very few pink cast nets made... especially at the impressive 10 ft size.
You can you Rit dye and color just about any net :)
Se ve facil jeje
I'M CONFUSED. I THROW WITH MY LEFT HAND. WHY WOULD I PUT THE LINE IN MY RIGHT HAND? WHY WOULD EVERYTHING GO IN MY WEAK SIDE?
Hey there! If you are left-handed, perform the opposite actions in the video with your dominant hand and you will be able to cast the net with confidence. Have the net in your right hand so you can twist and let go with your left!
I uses a 12 ft all the time
Who is the girl 👧🤔
Make sure to bring a change of clothes if you need to throw it more than once.
what about a five foot net
You can use this same method shown for a 4 ft net for a 5 ft net: www.saltstrong.com/articles/cast-net-tutorial-for-kids/
done a good job you should buy her a pair of pants cuz she got holes torn in both nees of her pants
A 10fter is heavy as crap 😂 takes a lot of throwing smaller ones to get to that stage …..I got a 9ft er and it’s heavier than my mates 10ft chain 😂 sinks so so fast but man …it’s hectic to throw gives your bicep….shoulder head a big workout after 2 casts 😂 incase I didn’t stress this enough ….you have to be moderately strong to actually cast a 10fter 😂👍
A person would get soaked throwing in over your shoulder
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Nice job but if I had to throw a second time I would be soaking wet
no thanks I'll stick to my six-footer about time you get that thing ready to throw them baits going to be gone
LOL. Don't wait to get your net ready.
Loading 10-12 foot nets are just as fast as a 6 once you know how to throw it lol
I can throw my 12 foot net as fast or faster and just as efficient as anyone with a 6 foot.
I’m this this guy👆🏾 that’s way to big of a net iv got one this size and it’s sitting in the garage. A net that big is useless and wasted energy.
Absolutely covered in mud and oyster shells…I don’t lay net anywhere on my body and no teeth
Thanks for the feedback.
Seanfishintexas hihihiii !!
Please fix the mixing with theaudio. Every time you have 2 people in your videos the audio is either in one ear or the other. Great content otherwise
Thanks for letting us know about the audio problem. We'll troubleshoot whatever was causing the issue. Tight Lines!
God I feel awful
cok pak chik lnak dro jhet polisi
Stop making your "macho man" and go to face real 14 ft throwers like me hihihiiii !! (Luky Luke of the cast-net 👍👊)
Well at least you aren't putting the net in your mouth. You guys have Capt jeff Lunkerdog right down the road from you. Get with him to train you up right on throwing a cast net..
Run that dog
Forget learning to throw a net. She needs to learn how to sew her jeans.
😂
"How to throw a big cast net the easy way" Makes it look really difficult.
It's easy.... But we throw 14feet net very easy...... So it's waste
way too complicated guys
😂😂👆
never had any interest in this, and haven't watched it either, but i'm guessing you get back home soaking wet and covered in fishy stuff.
first
terrible throw lol