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4. Grasp the lead line with your free hand at a position
about one arm's length from your other hand. This
will hold the net one-quarter open, as shown.
5. Rotate your body back to the right one-quarter turn
and immediately rotate back to your left, releasing
the net at a slight upward angle into the air in the
direction of your target.
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6. The net should hit the water in a circular form. Let the net sink to
desired depth and pull on throw line to close the net. Grasp the horn
and release the throw line to empty the net into bucket or bait well.
Caring for Your Cast Net
• Prior to using your net, soak it overnight in a solution of about 2 gallons
of water and one capful of fabric softener. This will soften and relax
the netting, making it lay flatter and throw easier. Do not use any other
chemicals on your net.
• Inspect your net before every use, mending any cuts or tears.
• After each use, rinse your net with fresh water and hang with the lead
line resting on the ground to dry. Store away from direct sunlight.
• Using your net in areas with reefs, rocks or other submerged objects
will lessen the life of your cast net. Avoid these areas if possible.
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