Tyme, you know there is a cheater out there. I have a net assist thrower that is like a frizbee with a handle. You load the net on the thrower and grab the handle. You trow the net out of the thrower much the same way you would throw a frizbee. The net opens fully and completely into the perfect O shape.Originally Posted by Tyme2fish
Me and my ravlebreserdumbshoot%$ casting net.
I just can't get the hang of throwing it so it opens all the way. I've watched friends do it, seen multiple videos on how-to, but I can barely get it to open half-way. I'm practicing throwing it the well-off-redneck way, by throwing it into the swimming pool. I threw it right handed till that arm got tired, then switched to left handed. I think I'll try over handed and under handed next. I WILL learn how to throw the darn thing.
I end up with a "C" shape and all the weights on the same side as opposed to the perfect "O" shape it should be. What am I doing wrong?
I looked at Bass Pro (where I got mine) and they no longer carry the same model as the one I have. However, the do have a net thrower that looks different than the one I have but in the description works much in the same way.
I do practice throwing it without the cheater, but I use the cheater when I just want to catch some shad/bait.
This is the one BP currently sells.
http://www.basspro.com/ProKast-Perfe...04590/-1649415
But the one I have does not attach to the net, you place the net on top of it and throw it out of the disc.
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