Tire Lines Lead Sinker Cast Nets

Perfect quality net for the price. Seems to have good durability , the rope is good length to throw far and no tangleling

I got the 10foot 1/4.. opens properly when you throw it. Sinks fast to catch the bait. But if you're a newbie I would recommend getting a five to six footer to start off with but yes I definitely recommend this night the quality of it is nice I like whatever it's made out of it's nice and soft and if you want to make it softer you can always put it in a 5 gallon bucket of water with dish soap which will soften it up leave that in there overnight. Definitely catching your own bait is the way to go I haven't bought bait and over 20 years and you can definitely catch everything with it of course shrimp mullet spot bunker. everything that lives out in the ocean / bay pretty much

First off, this is wifes account. Now on to the review. Have owned many cast nets in my 40 years. I have eyes to actually use this one because I purchased early in the year and it's still quite cold. Does appear to be made well as I did inspect it upon receiving. Knots look good, net is not stiff, horn feels sturdy only complaint would be that it feels a little light for its size. If they added a little extra weight I truly think this would be an excellent net. I bought the 6ft with 1/4" mesh

Tried out my new Drawsy Salt Water Cast Net this weekend and was really impressed. The net opens up wide and sinks fast, which made it easy to pull in bait. First few throws I landed a bunch of finger mullet and some shrimp, and later even pulled in a couple of small menhaden. The weight feels balanced, and the material is sturdy enough to handle saltwater use without tangling. Definitely worth it if you’re looking for a reliable net that actually delivers results!

Value. Durability.

Updated:: Bought 10ft radius, true 20ft open. Netting is not very durable -Packaged in nice square bucket with lid, but handle won't attach unless drill holes bigger. -Net is packed in a way it can't be used directly from bucket, stiff and wadded up. -Soaked in 5gal bucket with fabric softener for 2 days. Hung in shop for a day to dry and straighten out. -Net is fairly lightweight for it's size but good for repeat throws and throws further than expected. Don't know about sink rate yet. -Practiced in my grass lawn for about 15 minutes and a fairly large tear appeared. Sewn it up...sucks every time. I'll update after casting for bait out on boat. Update: been using it for a year now. No new tears or holes. It's actually a bit bigger than prefer for continuous cast. Sinks fairly quick, 6ft few seconds. Rope is too long for my need, bait or mullet close quarters. It's quality, big, heavy and fully opens for me 85% of the time.

Muy buen tamaño y no pesa mucho exelente para la pesca no molesta para lanzarla

Ok

Muy buena calidad y precio justo

Llegué a mi lugar de pesca en la playa para utilizar esta red por primera vez. Abrí la bolsa y la red estaba usada: pasto seco, muchos agujeros, las pesas estaban usadas, un segmento largo de la línea de pesas se desprendió completamente de la red, fue horrible. La red también es tan vieja que parece romperse al tocarla. La peor red que he visto en mi vida.

Very easy to use and perfect size

I knew nothing about cast nets or how to use them i purchased this one and honestly it casts beautifully i caught 110 minnows from 5 casts and i was very happy with the product went with the 3/8 mono net 4 ft plenty enough now i dont have to buy minnows again works like a charm worth every penny and very easy to use i was skeptical at first but man does it work like a charm trust me invest in one of these 6 bucks a dozen the nets already payed for itself with baitfish!

Funcionó muy bien, ni los pescados pequeñitos se salvaron