Stay clean and dry while throwing a cast net

Tired of getting covered in crap and jellyfish tentacles while throwing a cast net? I sure did about 25 years ago which is why I developed a new way!!! Now I’m not going to boast that I am the only one to use this method, because I’m sure others must have stumbled upon it. But most people I watch are still using the old throw it over the shoulder method. Which is great for the first cast. But after that it gets kinda messy and sloppy, especially if you are in the mangrove mud.

THROWING A CAST NET OFF THE WRIST

The method I am about to show you is superb for throwing into the wind as you can get down low and flat and throw it hard. Likewise you can get down under trees and low hanging branches. This is especially useful for throwing into gut ways and drains holding prawns as they are often surrounded by mangrove trees. And as I mentioned previously, you won’t get covered in mud or have to use your teeth! You also won’t get stung by a boxjelly fish in your cast net. Nor will you get desperate, throw over snags and roots and need to repair your cast net. Watch the video below for a short demo and say goodbye to soaking wet sloppy bait collecting forever. Stay clean and dry while throwing a cast net using my method of throwing off the wrist.