You made it big time google this net and you were first one 🤣🤣. Helpful am looking at it to replace the one that has more mono tied in that on all my reels 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks man! Fishing buddy just gave me one of these today. Said he couldn't get it to work right. I couldn't either, but figured it had to do with holding the ring and tossing it. The part with picking up the back lead and draping it over the ring is what brought it all together. Thanks for sharing!
I watch your video and talk to the easy cast cast net and I am anxious to try your method😊 I am an 80-year-old I love fishing and hopefully I can figure out this night to get me some bait😊
These are a life saver! I can’t throw a normal one to save my life. Buddy has one and first cast was perfect 😳 I was mind blown his was 4 foot was all but still worth the money I think
Great tutorial and review. I'm trying to decide on which cast net to buy and I have no prior experience with them. This looks easier than traditional cast net.
It is easier, but I still use a traditional cast net 99% of the time. Once you get the hang of throwing a traditional cast net you really don't have to worry about it anymore
I bought this when it first come out from the guy that originally came out with it . I think it was $20 or so on ebay but that was 15 years ago. But it did work for me and my son. Actually I still have the ring but it's not attached to a net.
Good video, buddy. Your net is 4-foot in radius. Can you or some of your friends do a video on how to throw an 6 or 8-foot net with an aluminum ring? Thanks.
Hello, your video is great and i liked it. Recently, I bought similar Cast net with aluminum hoop from our local flea market, but, the size is over 5.00 meters in diameter. Do you plan to make video how to use properly such bigger Cast net? Thanks
To be honest, I prefer the nets that don't have the rings. I did this video because my buddy was having trouble with his ring net and I figured others were as well. If I happened upon a good deal on a larger net with a ring, though, I'd give it a shot.
Man I like this net really is easy to cast and get a good spread. I think it will do just fine for catching pin fish for bait. Wouldn't recommend it for anything else but small baits like Pin Fish and Shrimp. I have no idea how anyone would find Shrimp near the shore or a pier but eh! Good for small bait. I had a few bad casts I find it better to use it in the water rather than in your yard. $11 was a good deal but I paid $40 for mine.
Personally I don't. There are several good videos showing techniques, but not having any personal experience with a net that size I would be reluctant to recommend one method over another.
The Weekend Angler- im from Australia I had to spin my body twice for the twelve foot net however due to the weight , It wasnt effective with this particular ring style cast net
I was looking for a easier way to cast while waist high in the water when I’m at the surf. I’m guessing everyone has they’re own way of casting but o well. Long as I’m casting I’m catching
@@BRo-qx4xm gotta go with what works for you. I followed the fitec instructions on this, but still prefer a conventional cast net to this one. This thing is nearly impossible to throw from a boat without tangling
Yeah, a little late on the clearance sale. Unfortunately our local academy pretty much quit stocking all fitec nets in favor of their house brand crap.
I've never tried the 8 foot ez throw. To he honest I wasn't overly impressed with the aluminum ring. I get better results from the Fitec Ss100 standard net.
The hardest trouble I've ever had throwing a cast net was when I purchased a 3 foot model. Now the smallest I go is 5. When they are on sale, I purchased the six foot radius, but I stand 6 foot 4 in tall and can throw it like a small cast net
Hmmm the part you claim is the back part of the net you grab with the weights on it looks more like the front that you're grabbing not the back part videos don't always do that good to help until you end up figuring it out on your own later. Best way to find out I guess is try it both ways in the back yard, I guess. Disappointed that Wally World didn't have a 5-6 foot net.
You're grabbing the line that's closest to you and bringing it to the front. I've owned a few Walmart Nets. They rip far too easily. I'm not a huge fan of this design, and use a standard fitec rs1000 net most of the time, but this net does work as intended.
@@TheWeekendAngler girlfriend has a 5 foot net but it's been over 15 years since I last used a cast net when I was 14 I was able to cast a 8 foot net I can't even get a 5 to spread, I practiced for about an hour on Friday I never did luck watched a few videos on "Easy way to use a cast net" none of them helped I'll figure it out again one day. Haven't did any cast netting since I was 14 and I am 36 now. I just the other day found out about the circle hook. Works good but I already had 2 cat fish get hooked in the eye with a circle hook. Down here in Florida we have afternoon thunderstorms with nasty lightning so it's hard to get out in fish. Where I live it's pretty ghetto about 5 miles so all the people looking to start a problem with come around the piers mosquitoes are really bad now to at night
@@MatthewHKnight I have been using a slightly different method on my standard cast Nets. It took me a very long time to figure out a method that would work for me. I think I watched just about every video on TH-cam on how to throw cast Nets before I had somebody's show me this technique. I'm going to try to get a video done in the very near future outlining that method, but I've actually been wanting to shoot that video next to a pool so that I could put a GoPro at the bottom of the pool it showed just how that net Falls.
Dont be tempted to buy this type on net over 4 feet, I made that mistake, I like a dummy thought a 6 foot one would be cool, no, its pretty much impossible to throw. This thing turned out to be a notorious tangler and no, you cant fold it to make it shorter you will never get that perfect pancake circle, I have a four foot one and it throws perfect every time. my six foot is a rats nest tossed in my garage never to be thrown again, maybe ill just cut it up for the weights!
yeah I had such good luck with the four footer i figured a six footer would be great, big mistake, best to get a conventional cast with no ring if you want to go six feet or better. the ring net as long as you don't fold it it will open ok, but its difficult to throw you literally have to do a 360 spin to get any distance, the six footer is a pain!
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You made it big time google this net and you were first one 🤣🤣. Helpful am looking at it to replace the one that has more mono tied in that on all my reels 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks man! Fishing buddy just gave me one of these today. Said he couldn't get it to work right. I couldn't either, but figured it had to do with holding the ring and tossing it. The part with picking up the back lead and draping it over the ring is what brought it all together. Thanks for sharing!
I'm glad I was able to help.
I watch your video and talk to the easy cast cast net and I am anxious to try your method😊 I am an 80-year-old I love fishing and hopefully I can figure out this night to get me some bait😊
I was watching all the wrong videos because they didn’t have that ring but now I can cast it out thanks man
I'm glad this video helped you out! Thanks for the comment.
Lol same 😂
Thank you for the demo! It’s hard to find a cast net demo with the ring, you’re the first one.
Appreciate it bubba got one coming in the mail... I'm a saltwater guy I live in St Augustine Florida... Good luck with them flat heads
I am from Indonesia, and I really enjoyed watching your video. Good Job....👍👍👍
These are a life saver! I can’t throw a normal one to save my life. Buddy has one and first cast was perfect 😳 I was mind blown his was 4 foot was all but still worth the money I think
Great product and your video was very helpful. I'm enjoying my cast net very much.
Just bought a cast net frisbee style. Great video and I am glad they work
Great tutorial and review. I'm trying to decide on which cast net to buy and I have no prior experience with them. This looks easier than traditional cast net.
It is easier, but I still use a traditional cast net 99% of the time. Once you get the hang of throwing a traditional cast net you really don't have to worry about it anymore
Love my EZ throw
Just got one... thanks for taking the time .. I bought an Ebay one and it came with no instructions..
Very nice. Thanks for sharing this Josh.
I was on the lake in New Orleans catching shrimp last night with the same cast net I was struggling Thank you for the info my brother
I'm happy that it helped. Now I just wish I was in New Orleans LOL my wife and I were just talking about going back down there
Nice and simple explanation, thank you
Great video Josh, great to see you return but taking care of the home is more information than us. Do what you need to do I am not going nowhere
Thank you!
LIKED THIS !! $11.00 WOW GREAT FIND !!!!!!!!!
well done, great lesson
Thank you!
Great information
I bought this when it first come out from the guy that originally came out with it . I think it was $20 or so on ebay but that was 15 years ago. But it did work for me and my son. Actually I still have the ring but it's not attached to a net.
Stand next to the camera and toss out in front of it so we can see the net on the ground
Yep. Dumbass video.
@@henrymccarty5992 he’s American what do you expect !
@@CreatureCribs oh you mean the same people that invented most of the stuff you use every day? Dumb fuck...
Great video! Very helpful!
Good video! I went and bought one. Thanks!
Good video, buddy. Your net is 4-foot in radius. Can you or some of your friends do a video on how to throw an 6 or 8-foot net with an aluminum ring? Thanks.
Found one of these in blue marsh lake, second try on land layout was close to full open, thanks for your help
I got 1 LIKE this on ebay and was trying to figure out how to throw it since it had no directions. Thanks this was very helpful ! !
nice share ! thanks for taking the time. i have one, but you showed me the easiest way to toss.
I was very disappointed , he didn't catch a single fish during the whole video.
Not as disappointed as I was, brother.
hey if that thing will catch a gopro ill take that over a fish any day!
A trick : watch series at flixzone. Been using it for watching lots of of movies lately.
@@conorfabian7386 from my internet search says that site is a scam
Grass carp are hyper aware and spook very easily.
Trank you! It worked perfectly!
Great video, 3/8 mess to big for minnows?
Thanks William
Yes, 3/8 mesh is a little large for minnows. Better off with a minnow trap.
Great video! I been throwing a cast net for years. It would be hard to just use one hand to throw. I'd feel off balance and out of wack.
It definitely messes with you, but wasn't as bad as I had expected.
Hello, your video is great and i liked it. Recently, I bought similar Cast net with aluminum hoop from our local flea market, but, the size is over 5.00 meters in diameter. Do you plan to make video how to use properly such bigger Cast net? Thanks
To be honest, I prefer the nets that don't have the rings. I did this video because my buddy was having trouble with his ring net and I figured others were as well.
If I happened upon a good deal on a larger net with a ring, though, I'd give it a shot.
Thank you very much for your reply, i appreciate it! Best wishes!
Tq for the tutorial 👍
Thank you sir!!!
Glad it helped!
Thank you for the video
I have a bigger net its about 4.5 meter diameter would this technique work for it?
Thank you again
Paducah, Ky 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Hi neighbor!
Hi I fish at Barkley Dam all the time
THANKS, for your video!,, AWESOME!!!!!!!
Man I like this net really is easy to cast and get a good spread. I think it will do just fine for catching pin fish for bait.
Wouldn't recommend it for anything else but small baits like Pin Fish and Shrimp. I have no idea how anyone would find Shrimp near the shore or a pier but eh! Good for small bait. I had a few bad casts I find it better to use it in the water rather than in your yard. $11 was a good deal but I paid $40 for mine.
Had no idea stone cold Steve Austin could throw a cast net
Damn right! 😂
Are these only for open water off a boat.. or can they be cast from the shore of a river..?
I have it but mine is extremely tangled and I don’t know how to untangle it?
put the line in the grove of the aluminum ring
No left hand holds out the skirt
Hi how do you throw a 12 foot net? Thanks
Personally I don't. There are several good videos showing techniques, but not having any personal experience with a net that size I would be reluctant to recommend one method over another.
The Weekend Angler- im from Australia I had to spin my body twice for the twelve foot net however due to the weight , It wasnt effective with this particular ring style cast net
I am in south Asian at Cambodia country, how can I buy this net.
That I am not sure of. You may want to contact fitec directly through their website. I believe it is Castnets.com
I need to make a video all these are fails there’s a very easy way to throw it I don’t even spool the rope
Then by all means make a video, hoss.
I was looking for a easier way to cast while waist high in the water when I’m at the surf. I’m guessing everyone has they’re own way of casting but o well. Long as I’m casting I’m catching
@@BRo-qx4xm gotta go with what works for you. I followed the fitec instructions on this, but still prefer a conventional cast net to this one. This thing is nearly impossible to throw from a boat without tangling
👍🏻thanks
So me seeing this in 2022 means im shit out of luck hahaha
Yeah, a little late on the clearance sale. Unfortunately our local academy pretty much quit stocking all fitec nets in favor of their house brand crap.
2:00 Cut to the chase
i bought a 6 foot (radius). There’s no easy way throwing it with one hand i’m 5’6” and the net is 6’. you get the picture.
Hallo , is possible, remove te ring to the cast net ?
It's permanently attached.
Anyone interested you can go on Wish and purchase this style of cast net but be careful in Australia the size of the net squares makes them not legal.
How do you throw it when it's a 8ft ???? You cant do it like that??
I've never tried the 8 foot ez throw. To he honest I wasn't overly impressed with the aluminum ring. I get better results from the Fitec Ss100 standard net.
@@TheWeekendAngler me too dont like it at all !!
Does it open up???
Every time
"Wanted to try it out so I bought 3"
When they're on clearance for a third of the price...
did not show the net on the floor
It lands as a big circle. Exactly as you would want it to.
I can't throw this thing to save my life
Mine was 32 bucks at Walmart
Reef fishing
I bought one similar out of ebay, 4' radius, one hand is garabage, but 2 hands... I get pancakes every time, should have got 5'
The hardest trouble I've ever had throwing a cast net was when I purchased a 3 foot model. Now the smallest I go is 5. When they are on sale, I purchased the six foot radius, but I stand 6 foot 4 in tall and can throw it like a small cast net
@@TheWeekendAngler yes i will get a 6'. but i just bought this one :S
Well you should be laughing brother .Here in Townsville Australia at the Caravan Camping and Boat show i Bought one and it cost $ 107.00
You're kidding me, right? Wow!
“Can cooler material”... neoprene. 🤣
Tbh I like can cooler material better lol
Hmmm the part you claim is the back part of the net you grab with the weights on it looks more like the front that you're grabbing not the back part videos don't always do that good to help until you end up figuring it out on your own later. Best way to find out I guess is try it both ways in the back yard, I guess. Disappointed that Wally World didn't have a 5-6 foot net.
You're grabbing the line that's closest to you and bringing it to the front. I've owned a few Walmart Nets. They rip far too easily. I'm not a huge fan of this design, and use a standard fitec rs1000 net most of the time, but this net does work as intended.
@@TheWeekendAngler girlfriend has a 5 foot net but it's been over 15 years since I last used a cast net when I was 14 I was able to cast a 8 foot net I can't even get a 5 to spread, I practiced for about an hour on Friday I never did luck watched a few videos on "Easy way to use a cast net" none of them helped I'll figure it out again one day. Haven't did any cast netting since I was 14 and I am 36 now. I just the other day found out about the circle hook. Works good but I already had 2 cat fish get hooked in the eye with a circle hook. Down here in Florida we have afternoon thunderstorms with nasty lightning so it's hard to get out in fish. Where I live it's pretty ghetto about 5 miles so all the people looking to start a problem with come around the piers mosquitoes are really bad now to at night
@@MatthewHKnight I have been using a slightly different method on my standard cast Nets. It took me a very long time to figure out a method that would work for me. I think I watched just about every video on TH-cam on how to throw cast Nets before I had somebody's show me this technique. I'm going to try to get a video done in the very near future outlining that method, but I've actually been wanting to shoot that video next to a pool so that I could put a GoPro at the bottom of the pool it showed just how that net Falls.
@@TheWeekendAngler did you make that video yet?
@@marcoguy1397 I'm sorry I haven't gotten it finished yet. Been busy enrolling my daughter in school. Soon though.
Dont be tempted to buy this type on net over 4 feet, I made that mistake, I like a dummy thought a 6 foot one would be cool, no, its pretty much impossible to throw. This thing turned out to be a notorious tangler and no, you cant fold it to make it shorter you will never get that perfect pancake circle, I have a four foot one and it throws perfect every time. my six foot is a rats nest tossed in my garage never to be thrown again, maybe ill just cut it up for the weights!
That's good to know. I had been tempted to buy an 8 footer. Now I won't. Lol.
yeah I had such good luck with the four footer i figured a six footer would be great, big mistake, best to get a conventional cast with no ring if you want to go six feet or better. the ring net as long as you don't fold it it will open ok, but its difficult to throw you literally have to do a 360 spin to get any distance, the six footer is a pain!
@@mibnixon I have always preferred a conventional net anyway. Once you get the hang of one they're easy.
Terrible video angle...
This no good never open
Just takes a little practice, but I prefer traditional nets.
EZ my ass
Fighting with it?
You are too long winded to listen to whole video
Well, Karen, there's a thing called a fast forward button. 171k other people managed to find it.
Thanks for the view. 😎
JUNK DESIGN, STICK WITH THE ORIGINAL STYLE NETS.