The difference between Monofilament Lines Cast Nets and Tire Lines Cast Nets: Monofilament Lines (3/8Inch Mesh): The use of a thin monofilament thread can make smaller meshes and catch small fishing baits. Tire Lines (1/2Inch Mesh): With special treatment, the tire line isthicker, so it is impossible to make too small mesh. But it enhances toughness and does not easily tear, making it the best choice for beginners, and fishermen who like durable fishing nets. â–ºAre there tutorials for using fishing nets
Features:
?PLASTIC COATED SINKER: The casting net uses a high density plastic coated sinker that will never rust and weighs 1 pound per foot. Sinks fast and seals well on the bottom to prevent bait from escaping, helping you catch more baitfish. (Weight determines how fast the net sinks, check the weight of the corresponding size net in the weight chart)
? Aluminum ring design makes the cast net easier to cast, even if you are a beginner, you can easily learn to catch more live bait. (Beginners please watch the main picture cast net instruction video) . 43 feet long braided polyethylene hand line can be used to catch fish in deeper water, also the length can be adjusted according to the environment you are using to avoid insufficient hand line.
?HANDMADE: Made of 0.3mm thickness monofilament material Prepared as 3/8 mesh and treated with fluffing technology to make the cast net easier to open and cast. Quality craftsmanship and materials make it a must-have for anglers.
?Mesh: 3/8 mesh to hold most fish species. Great for catching baitfish, shrimp, and crabs. Makes catching live bait easy and fun, and greatly saves on bait costs. The bottom of the net is made of high quality material line, which improves the abrasion resistance of the bottom of the net.
? The cast net is easy to cast, with a long casting distance, high casting accuracy, and fast sinking speed to ensure a good catch. Comes with repair line and repair tool to keep you fishing longer. Comes with a portable handheld cast net bag, easy to carry and store when you are out fishing.
