Cast Net Practice

I saw this fellow yesterday at Lagoon Pass trying out his new, and first, cast net. I got the sequence of shots of one of his practice tosses. All was going well till he held the tether rope too long and the net hitting the water as a wad. He had another young fellow coaching him, so hopefully he got the hang of it.

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CONTINUED

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If he would of let the rope go it might of worked lol

If you can't get them in the net, the concussion should stun them ;-) LOL

That looks like about half of my throws---the other half aren't that good.

You eat 'nanners' too Mr Wire? LOL

Love hammer handles, too.

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Originally Posted by Pier#r

If you can't get them in the net, the concussion should stun them ;-) LOL

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you about made Check cola come out my nose haha lol:)

1st 4 pics look good. when he learns to give it some slack, he'll have it.

Lol I just got my first cast next last week to catch shad to fish for stripe... well after a day with it my arms felt like jello and I somehow managed to whop the back of my head with some weights and almost fell in the water.... that night I watched a bunch of YouTube videos lol and if got a lot easier. Even caught 2 keeper crappie in one cast/chunk/fling whatever you wanna call it