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Ranger_Rob
06-16-2005, 06:00 PM
This cast net attachment it the coolest thing I have ever seen. I have seen this device work, without alot of work. So, if you ever have to use a cast net, consider getting one of these to help. As I get older, my patience is limited. After I try and throw my 6-foot cast net for several tries, and keep getting the "Taco" or close effect, this illiminates that!

http://www.perfectcirclenetthrower.com/HTML/products.htm


I am headed to the coast next weekend and will be trying it out in Saltwater...Hopefully I am as successfull...

Wish I could have invented something that I do not have to worry about working my normal job..Oh well, off to work I go...

I have no financial responsiblity with this company!

Capt.Tony
05-16-2007, 03:13 AM
I just looked at the video demo and am sold. This device is makes casting a net look really easy.

Let us know if it is as easy as it looks.

razorz
05-17-2007, 09:07 AM
I agree, very cool and simple.

I thought it was going to be an ad for a new "type" of cast-net.

I've seen plastic rings in cast-nets before but none this big.

RTW5634
05-28-2007, 06:31 PM
I went to the website and went through the instructional steps on how to throw the net and it showed the person dropping it on the ground in order to reset the weights properly. With this being said, I am just curious if I will be able to use it on my boat without damaging the deck with a bunch of lead weight banging everywhere:dunno:

fishwagon
05-28-2007, 07:22 PM
Brilliant. It should work fine on a boat. I have a big green disk with a handle, and 'roulette' style slots for the weights to rest in. It works well for a 6 footer, but is loud when the lead pops out, and i can only use so much force before it tacos. This thing looks like it could throw a 7-8 footer 25 feet, and land perfect every time. It looks like the harder you spin it, the better it works, unlike the thing I have where it gets funny without finesse. -Im sold.