How To Throw A Big Cast Net The Easy Way

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Want to discover the simple steps to throwing a 10-foot cast net with the least amount of effort? Then check out this cast net method called "The Triple Load."

I believe it is the easiest way to throw a big cast net (Chasten Whitfield, the girl with the pink cast net, is a small girl and can throw a heavy 10ft cast net pretty easy using this method). It is also the method that she teaches young boys and girls to use while at fishing expos.

To see the full cast net blog on Salt Strong, click here:

Here are a few things you will learn in this cast net tutorial:

1) The best way to hold a 10-foot cast net
2) How to properly throw a 10-foot cast net
3) How to fix any cast net throwing mistakes (we do this by putting colored tape around the net to see which pieces are causing the issues)

Here are a few things we discovered in terms of which part of the load controls which potential problem areas of the cast net throw:

The far left to center section is controlled by your back hand
The front right to forward right section is controlled by your leading hand
The front left to mid-distance left is controlled by your back or shoulder

To see the full cast net blog post with Chasten Whitfield, click here:

To see more saltwater fishing tips, click here:

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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!

averageeverydayfishermansh

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.

flukeguru

Simplest and most effective casting I’ve seen yet! THANKS

bangingbassholes

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.

austinstults

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.

larryfrancis

Great way to analyze the triple load method. Thanks.

KeyWestKayakFishing

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.

fredrubble

Best video, simple to understand and apply. Caught the menhaden I needed with your method.

andyniebel

Great technique and results. I cast a 5' because there is much less to control. :-)

rickbattle

very informative....good 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

youngunner

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)

Steveqld

As the worst cast net thrower in Florida, I recommend this video. Turns out it was little things messing up my casting technique.

dvfreelancer

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.

dennissmith

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.

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