Looking for castnet
 

Looking for casting net 8ft being the largest not that new ones are expensive just looking. For a good deal seeing it won't be used a whole lot

Instruction
http://youtu.be/sKDPFQymjY0

#^&#^&#^&#^&s has decent ones to practice with.
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If using it for pogies get one specifically for them, nice heavy weights
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Thats i'll i will use it for in conjunction with the 100ft Gil net

Gil net for collecting pogies for Chum and a supply of frozen PS how did the chipper work for Chum? the day you picked it up pulled it up on youtube the proceeded to call my self a dumb Ass for not see that benefit LOL

casting when its just me for live bait if their around

A bit pricey but I've found this performs very well.

http://www.samash.com/latin-percussi...FUiGfgoduqgE5A

That explains a lot of your post, reading comprehension is apparently not one of your strong suits.
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I couldn't imagine a more appropriate response to his post. I would use slotted spoons myself. Castanets are a bit overpriced for what they do. Slotted spoons work fine, are easier to use than castanets once you get used to them, and most of us have a few lying around the kitchen.
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I have a feeling I probably shouldn't have clicked on that ;)
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I have a 10' I've thrown on only 1 occasion. Let me know if you are interested.

I believe it's a Fitec.

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that was funny

You're welcome :tooth:

for bunker you want a big mesh size- 1" mesh at least (I think theres even bigger...) coupled with as much weight on the perimeter to sink fast- usually 1 1/4 (or more) pounds per foot of lead line.

Betts makes a mullet net that's about $100 that works fine- theres others from Ahi that are OK for about the same price, but I still prefer the Betts net..... I throw the net pretty often during the summer.

takes a little practice but once you get the hang of it-