Never was told to pull back with my left hand..is that a trade secret.? 😆

My 15 year old son LOVES fishing. This video was amazing. Where are you fishing from Keys?

Do you just do the perfection knot with circle hooks??

Captain Josh I would buy you racks of you for smoking what a waste of of meat go to Stephen swistchew filleting and I will show you how to fillet fish I could make money of your waste by the way the pin bones are different from rib bones

Nice fishing lure where i can buy sir.

I've always put the wrist cuff on my ankle

Awesome tutorial

It has been suggested to wet the mono line before cinching the knot.

Mom is thinking what am I doing on this boat. lmao

This video should be linked on the FWC app and website. The information is invaluable and your morality is a breath of fresh air, man. Thank you!

I can't trust a man that doesn't always have a cast net in the boat!

i also dont trust bruce if rope pulls it with curant change fliping it upside down it might not rehook i can say that out of experiance but the danforth always hooks again cuz claw always faces down

you are incorect my friend i have drag so bad on my cqr anchor in heavy currants or storms and have had bad expiriance rehooking after it pops out and danforth has never faild me even in storms and it has pop out and hook very fast so did not drag at all even in storms

Awesome video! Really clear instructions on how to place each part of the net in your hands. So much clearer than any of the others I have watched. Thank you.

* * F.Y.I.: Known as the "Uncle Thevenow" (Thev-in-oh) method of "dry" casting, it was developed back in the early 1980s by Thevenow Harold DeLaney (1927-2009) of Avon Park, Florida. The technique has only recently become widely known and utilized. Namesake of "Tommy Joseph Thevenow", a 1920/30s pro baseball player, Uncle Thevenow was an imposing blonde figure, quite a character, with a dry sense of humor. He was considered the best bass and snook fisherman in the region. NOW YOU KNOW THE REST OF THE STORY !!!

As a new guy, this was really informative and useful. Thank you for the quality content.

I’ve tried to cast a net many times, with many of the different methods, and I have never gotten it to work. What I think others have left out is pulling back your left hand when releasing from your right hand. I threw 2 pancakes right away. I cannot thank you enough Captain.

Who designed these nets?

I've watched dozens of cast net videos and never would have imagined watching a video that is more than 10 minutes, yet here I was watching all 23 minutes because of how great the video was. Awesome instruction and examples of multiple styles of nets. I have multiple of the EZ Throw, and one of the fun things with them is you don't even need the second hand - just spin and whip it out there with your dominant hand, after draping the net over the ring, for pretty easy pancakes. I also have many regular cast nets as well and appreciate the non mouth/shoulder techniques you taught. :)

U catch the mullet in any net trick is finding the mullet

Hey man can you tell me all swivels you used and the name of the 150 pound line thanks!

Thanks

I’m new to fishing and been trying to learn about offshore fishing but almost every video is pretty much about showing off the most expensive gears and little about the “how to”. Your video is very informative and great for beginners such as myself. Thank you for sharing. Great website as well

Hi there.. I found that video that show that trow in slow motion. Tremendous detailed trow at minut 7:30. That way of trow seems jot the best to trow very far away. The bait at curacao is smart and they start to run as they feel you aproch with boat and if you are walking near the shore you found that they stay more of the day some 14 feed fron shore They demand you to be capable to trow the net 16 geed away to catch some of them. Your first way to hold and trow seems not a way to trow very far Your second module to trow the net at minut 16 is the good far trow method. Yes we did learn from your way of trow. We would like to make a video for you si you to know the different way we hold and tow our net for both close and far away trow

I found your video today and it happen to be a 5 years old video. This trow method is some new for me and u have just one question. When you trow the right hand loos first. When or at what stage/time after you free the right hand must the left hand loose the other end of then net ?

Man good video!

There is one additional cost to the PLB. Battery replacement.

i get the impression your father doesnt care much for you filming lol

I was wondering why you were using such a big hook, then I read Alaska halibut and immediately understood haha

Great job - much better explanation than others. I particularly appreciate that you help us diagnose what is wrong rather than just show us the "right" way.

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Imformative vid. U sold me on buying a PLB, it’s a good call!

Wow .. that looks so fun .. beautiful out there in florida. How far out were you guys ?

Ty for releasing the sharks

I have the Cannon downriggers like that, and I use the knob on the right side for lowering the ball, release the tension on the knob and you can adjust the speed of descent. I use the electric up/down to adjust the depth while fishing.

That’s how I do it too. Works great

The best video of casting I've found. Great job !

Very nice presentation. Thanks 😊

I gotta try this!

Where is this ?

Great video. Great job teaching. Just bought a North River Seahawk and I’m ready to head out. I feel like I can do it, now that I’ve watched your tutorials.

Wow great video super informative ty happ😢 hunting

A wonderful video. Can you provide information on how to see the fish before casting, during the day and at night, please?

There is 1 lure I really caught a lot of mahis with, and it’s the rattle jet(blue or green). Greetings from the Dutch Caribbean.! Nice video.!!

So many ways to skin a cat, good info sir thanks for sharing.

`This looks to be the best way to cast, looking forward to returning to Florida in March and trying this out, thank you

Very nice menthod, thank you mate.

Hey Captain Cody, can you break down your rod, reel, line and business end setup. Like what's the length of your leader to the bait, etc. Thanks! Also, what would you recommend in a fishing pole when jigging for salmon?

Sure wish you were making content in Alaska! Yours are still some of the best, with great information.

I love this. Thanks for sharing. I want to start mooching for salmon. But Im totally new to it. This made me realize I need a reel with a line counter. Can you tell me which shimano reel you are using in the video?