When I am deephole shrimping, I tie the net rope to a cleat, not to me. It makes the net a little difficult to throw, but you don’t have to throw it far for deepholing. It is much easier on the mind. You could have a bad day if the net is tied to you, and the net snags on some deep water structure.
spec
1980 Skandia 21 w/ '93 JohnRude 150 gas drinker
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Originally posted by specbgf, if all that does not work, just drive the boat and get an assistant to throw the net:
P.S.: Cracker Larry, this “assistant” would solve the problem with your teeth!
spec
1980 Skandia 21 w/ '93 JohnRude 150 gas drinker
So that’s the “one pole” method everyone’s always talking about.[:I]
That being said,I probably throw a cast net better than anybody out there no matter what size…
If it’s true,it ain’t braggin…
quote:Um... It's an easy fix but, 'learning to throw cast net stories' are always funny.
Originally posted by bgfI have lived and fished all of my 50 some odd years on the rivers and creeks of the barrier islands./… but I’ll be Jimminy Cricket if I can throw a cast net properly.</font id=“size2”> I do OK at times and open 3/4 of the way . I do get bait, but cannot master getting the net open as it should, even a 6’
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