Tire Lines Lead Sinker Cast Nets

Tried out my new Drawsy Salt Water Cast Net this weekend and was really impressed. The net opens up wide and sinks fast, which made it easy to pull in bait. First few throws I landed a bunch of finger mullet and some shrimp, and later even pulled in a couple of small menhaden. The weight feels balanced, and the material is sturdy enough to handle saltwater use without tangling. Definitely worth it if you’re looking for a reliable net that actually delivers results!

Heads up, this net throws pretty good but I suggest placing it into a 5 gallon bucket to soak with a mild soap, then rinse good & hang it up to dry in direct hot sunlight because it's a stuck together mess right out of the bag as shipped. The rope is good quality but will be a mess too. Stretch that rope out with the weight of the net hanging on it to remove the tangled memory so it can be used without giving you future headaches. Having the repair needle & thread is a nice add to the deal. The woven specially treated tire lines material seems to throw & spread out better than nylon or mono nets. The 1/2" mesh is a little to large for real small minnow type bait fish, anything under 3" long will likely slip thru & escape, otherwise great overall size & it sinks well. Only time will tell how it holds up in normal conditions but that's with anything nowadays, if you frequent areas with heavily shelled or sharp rocky bottoms like some do & then complain about their nets tearing apart, be prepare to keep buying replacement nets ! Tight Lines :)

Throwing for bait and unknown territory is a risk on what you might snag this on , it has endured many logs , but yet minimal tearing !

Inicialmente pensé que era muy complicado manejarla, tenía malas referencias de unos amigos, pero después de utilizarla me pareció excelente, es muy eficiente, porque todo lo que se atrapa en el agua se saca, tiene un sistema muy eficiente.

Ok

Like the long rope, Net is lighter then I expected, Threw it a few times in Driveway. If you can trow a 7ft I think this one easily. Since it was new, Rope is stiff, Net doesn't quit open full spread. Soaked in Fabric softener overnight. Be out fishing next 3 days, will update Update, Been out catching some shad with Net. Not impress at all. Sinks to slow in 15 foot of water. Like to way it throws, Opens good but to slow sinking. Go to try adding some wieghts to it.

Great cast net but the weights aren’t as heavy as I had hoped so it doesn’t sink well.

Since I was about 17 years old I have purchased many different cast nets all around 4 ft radius. Some from Walmart, bass pro shops, and even a couple from cabelas. I have ruined every cast net that I have purchased except this one. I have a bucket with at least six of these nets and countless I've lost. They will last about one fishing trip depending on the area you're throwing yet I've had this one two years and it still works just the same as the first day I used it. Even with the self repairs I've done with the included line. I highly recommend not wasting your money on other nets and purchasing this one to save yourself time and money.

Very good product

Very easy to use and perfect size

Skill cap is much too high for my three brain cells to figure out. Very happy with the product though build and quality are quite good. If you’re trying to catch squid with it don’t cheap out get the big one. Little one doesn’t sink fast enough.