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Fitec Sportsmans Series Cast Nets RS750 - Actual 3/4 lb of lead weight per radius foot. Helps the cast net sink faster and prevents bait escape. High Count Heavy Duty 80 lb test Braille Lines. Strong, secure closure on cast net retrieval. High floating 20' long polyethylene throw line is a good all-around length for most situations.

Fitec Pro Series Super Spreader Cast Nets SS1000 - Exclusive SpS Japanese Monofilament Resin Netting. Superior strength, softer for better performance. Actual 1 lb of lead weights per radius ft. These cast nets sink much faster and provides a tighter bottom seal. Heavy Duty High Count 90 lb test Braille Lines. Stronger cast net with more secure closure on retrieval. Long High Floating 26' long Polyethylene Throw Line. These cast nets are better for deep water and water current applications. Best for bait of 1 - 12+ inch. (Shrimp, cigar minnows, pilchards, shiners, pinfish, Morjarra, croakers, and sardines). For water depths up to 16'. Best for bait of 1 - 6 inch. (Sardines, shrimp, shad, minnows, and pilchers). These cast nets are designed for water depths up to 8'.

Care for Cast Nets - Prior to using your cast net, let it soak overnight in a solution of freshwater and fabric softener. This softens and lubricates the monofilament netting and braille lines. A brand new cast net that has been tightly packed will initially perform much better after this soaking. Check your cast nets before every use and mend any cuts and rips. After use, rinse your cast nets using only freshwater and hang until the leadline is completely dry. Never hang your cast nets with the leadline off the ground. This will tighten the knots and will remove the broken-in feel. Store your cast nets in a cool, dry location. Never expose cast nets to the sun for extended periods because sunlight is harmful to the monofilament. Avoid using your cast net in areas of reefs, rocks, or other submerged objects could shorten the life of your net.