How To Throw A Cast Net, Perfectly, Every time!

Here's a simple and effective way to consistently pancake your cast net!

[MrDano]

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 !

[bh-]

everyone was asking for it, and they immediately delivered.

[michaelcardenas]

Glad to see you showing love to everyone and teaching us beginners how everything's done right.

[ACABSTUDIOS]

Would this be a good way for me to catch a girlfriend or would she be able to escape?

[MLGtroll]

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. 💪👌🐊🎣🌴⛅🐖😀

[minibar]

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

[dywildatheart]

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.

[rolandoluviano]

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

[fkirby]

One of the first things that I saw when I started watching one of your videos was you throwing a cast net...I IMMEDIATELY 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!!!

[triathletechink]

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 Youtube 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.

[agl]

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.

[lilluigi]

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

[williamsfamilyvideos]

This is by far the best explanation of how to throw a cast net I have ever seen! Thanks

[jamesboeri]

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.

[thilltony]

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!

[aagahi]

Perfect and most easiest way to throw cast net.. Love for u Robert :)

[plind]

Hi Rob...my wife and I just love, LOVE, L O V E your YouTube 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.

[bobkdfjd]

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!

[contreeman]

KEEP TEACHING I'M STILL LEARNING GOD BLESS

[maelox]

Dude... thank you for such great explanation. Very thorough breakdown...
Now all I need to do is practice