**AKELLYTH Cast Fishing Net – 4/6/8Ft Saltwater & Freshwater Net with Coated Sinkers, 1/2" Mesh, 1 lb/ft – Perfect for Shore Fishing, Boat Fishing, and Survival Gear**

Read more Abstract How to choose your mesh size The optimum size of the net’s mesh is based on your targeted baitfish. The mesh size that you select should be small enough to avoid “gilling” ­baitfish, which hastens their demise in the livewell. For most circumstances, the 1/2" mesh suits for majority of the fresh fishermen. How to decide your net size Cast nets are measured from the horn to the lead line but will spread out to twice that measurement once it’s spread out into a circle. For example, a 6-foot cast net will open into a circle that is 12 feet across. A 7-foot net is only marginally larger than a 5-footer but offers over twice the coverage, which allows you to catch more fresh bait with less effort. Most recreational anglers use cast net sizes measuring 8 feet and under for fishing. If you’re a recreational fisherman, a 6- to 8-foot cast net should be just fine. The Most Cast Net Choices: • 3/8” Mesh .75 Lbs Per Foot – When bait is in shallower water is more than sufficient, you just have to deal with catching all of the smaller “button” shad. • 1/2” Mesh 1.0 Lbs Per Foot – This is the minimum I throw. It eliminates catching all the small shad and has a good sink rate. This is a good net for the majority of the year. • 5/8” Mesh 1.5 Lbs Per Foot – This will sink the fastest, smaller shad will swim through but it will sink faster due to the combination of the mesh and weight. This is the best option for catching shad in deeper water. Read more The technique of casting a cast fishing net There are dozens of ways to throw a cast net, some of which are determined by its size and weight. There are literally hundreds of videos on YouTube that show some of the nuances, so choose one that works best for you. PRODUCT PORTFOLIO Soft Tough Series Product Specifications 8 ft Radius_1/2 Mesh_1 lb/ft 6 ft Radius_1/2 Mesh_1 lb/ft 4 ft Radius_1/2 Mesh_1 lb/ft Product Feature This series of fishing net is made of high quality multifilament nylon thread with high strength monofilament nylon lines as it's braille line. It's fitted with 1/2 inch mesh, and a 33 foot long hand line and elastic wrist cuff. When it is wet, it sinks faster. Read more Ultra Strong Series Product Specifications 8 ft Radius_1/2 Mesh_1 lb/ft 6 ft Radius_1/2 Mesh_1 lb/ft 4 ft Radius_1/2 Mesh_1 lb/ft Product Feature This Series of fishing net is also made of high strength multifilament nylon thread and the monofilament nylon braille lines, but it is stronger than the Soft Tough Series. Also, when it's wet, it sinks faster Read more Best gift for you, for your friends and your being loved relatives. Read more

MULTI-SECTIONED HORN - The multi-sectioned horn could prevent the brail lines from tangling when you throw net. Beyond that, we choose high-strength mono-filament nylon lines as the brail line to ensure the best haul.

RUBBER COATED SINKERS - We adopt rubber-wrapped sinkers on your nets rather than the bare heavy mattle weights . They are eco-friendly, long-lasting, and will never stain your deck from rust, even if you fish in saltwater. The weight is 1 lb/radius ft, which is suitable for most bait fishermen.

1/2 MESH - Larger mesh sizes allow water to easily pass through and are ideal for mullet and other large fish. Nets with a larger mesh size will usually sink faster than a smaller mesh that contains the same amount of weight.

MULTI-FILAMENT NET - We provide you with a high-quality fishing cast net component. We employ high-quality multi-filament lines to produce the nets. It's tougher, softer, smoother, and quicker than common nets.

SIZE - A 33 ft hand line and elastic wrist cuff are attached with your cast nets. The net size range from 4ft to 8ft. Larger radius nets require a more skilled throwing technique than smaller nets.

PACKAGE - All the Fishing Nets we sell are come with a free carrying bag. You don't have to pay extra money on the net carrier.