Catching Bait With My Casting Net

[@terrydees5998]

Watching your helper bring back fond memories. Enjoy your kids because they grow up so quickly. Thanks for sharing.

[@fishinfool3795]

Brother I love your videos. Isa reminds me so much of my daughter when she was that age. We used to fish for everything! Now she is so busy. Keep up the good work buddy. Wish I could fish with you. I live in Wisconsin and my opportunities at catfish are few. Caught 2 nice flatties last fall, my 2 best ever! 26 and 28 lbs!! Thanks for sharing your experiences with all of us.

[@GeorgiaFishingTeam]

Hey when your throwing the net as it sinks make sure you feel for the net when it touches the bottom, if you let your net rest on the bottom for too long your bait can end up getting out of the bottom unless your quick on the draw.

[@asmirjasarevic2552]

Muddy river catfishing is my number one favorite youtube channel to watch for catfishing videos love it when are you gonna post more videos? n i also never thought new mecixo had such big cats out there n flatheads ive been.there

[@p2g1949]

I never thrown a casting net but now I have a very good idea how to. Thanks for another great video! Keep them coming.

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

Great tip! Thanks for watching!

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

They're mutts. The best I can figure is blue heeler mixed with boxer. The one with no tail is T-Bone and the one with the tail is T.J. I found T-Bone in my back yard one day when he was just a pup. I Think someone dumped him there because he was too small to have walked on his own. But they did us both a favor because he's been by far the best dog I've ever had.

[@JakeFromStateFarm17]

When you pull the net in make sure you pull it in faster or the fish will escape.

[@FourleafTV]

I know logic dictates a bigger net = more fish but that is not always the case. Try going down to a 4-5 foot net it will open better for you and you will be able to trap more fish. Also when holding the net do everything the same except pull about a third of the net into your left hand. Flip your left hand over so the weights are next to your thumb and the net is in your palm. When you throw the net toss it like your tossing a trash can lid or really big frisbie. As you let go with your right hand open your left hand lighting pinching the net with your left thumb. Hope this helps.

[@elsenorunnoticed2748]

Shut up

[@KallMeKris2]

Fourleaf Soldier Lmao

[@stormageddomvashtenarada374]

Absolutly beautiful scenery

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

Thank you Terry. She loves fishing as much as I do. She's also my camera girl for most of these videos! Thanks for watching. I also did a special dedication to her on the video called "Flathead Fishing With The Yo Yo"

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

That would be great!

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

I used to use waterdogs all the time. I would go bass fishing with them with a weedless hook and a bullet weight. Man the bass would go crazy for them. Now I can't find them at the bait shops anymore.

[@1aPPro]

With your right hand, hold the net a little closer to the bottom. With your left hand, hold 2-3 sections of the lead and put them in your right hand under your thumb like you did in the beginning. Let the net sink to the bottom. Keep slight tension on the line as it goes down but not so much you close the net as it falls. If you are keeping tension on the rope as the net falls and you feel twitching in the rope, that is the bait in the net as it falls. As soon as the rope goes slack that means it is on the bottom. One quick and hard pull will close the net. The you pull it up.

[@anthonycastillo1895]

hi my name is anthony and my mom is frum new mex on the apch rez and glad to see a frend fisher man doing good

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

+Anthony Castillo thanks!

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

Thanks Chase!

[@Gunzfan123]

This is really sad seeing how low the water is at Elephant Butte. I remember going to the narrow's as my dad called it as a kid. I haven't gone to the lake in about 5 years it looks a lot worse then the last time i was there.

[@chrisbrown6241]

i just ordered a cast net and was thinking of ideas on how i would bring bait fish where i want em. mabe like bread broken up and tossed on the surface. would that be a good idea?

[@derrickkellam6066]

You have a good KZbin channel

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

derrick kellam thank you!

[@hughdelatti778]

how many feet this castnet and what model /brand ? thank you good work keep up!

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

I bought this net at walmart but they haven't been carrying them lately. It is now torn beyond repair and I guess I'll have to order one on ebay.

[@bighoss1592]

Also i havent seen all of your videos yet but do you ever use waterdogs to fish with?

[@stevegarces8626]

Sometimes I would bite one end to ensure a wide spread head start seemed to help weights to distribute evenly and usually got wide spread felt good when It went wide!

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

thanks for the tip! I'll give it a try!

[@aldomancini7496]

Do you fish in Arizona ?

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

Aldo Mancini I'm actually in New Mexico

[@holdenb6038]

Hey first of all is that a volcano in the background because it looks like one lol.. And also your a good fisherman, I catfish all summer long:)

[@Bbfishman]

thats crazy how much the water has dropped. Thats like 15 feet, probably more....how long has it been that its been draining? Like 10 years? or is it a longer process than that? Absolutely insane

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

Thanks for the tip!

[@bighoss1592]

Im no pro at throwing the cast net either but if you go out on your boat in the mornings early you can catch shad boiling up everywhere and catch plenty of bait to.last the weekend in just one cast. Also to get a more flat and wide throw you can leave the rope on the ground, take a weight in your left hand and about four foot down take another weight in your left hand then grab a weight another few feet apart in your right hand and throw with a sort of twist.

[@snipeeffect0746]

What is that gray and White line on the mountain

[@jessiewells2360]

really enjoy watching it videos with my son

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

this is a 7 foot radius casting net. Itss better to start off with a smaller one. There's a 3 foot and a 5 foot.

[@chrisbaldwin2225]

you need to pull up on that net the moment it hits bottom. you wont get snagged as much and if you do just keep giving it little jerks and it comes right off. the bait starts to escape when your net hits the bottom

[@OwenBU-sq9wp]

You can use birds as a good shad locator. Wherever there's a lot of birds, there's probably shad

[@gilgarcia2104]

Please tell me were you bought your casting net

[@fishinj6786]

Don`t let the castnet sit in the water long. Pull it in fast :)

[@patscnr]

Enjoy your videos.

[@dragsuck1]

nice dogs love them what type are they

[@erickg9049]

Over here in lake mead the lake is going 50 times dryer then over there.

[@andrewyangfishing8450]

How's the water level now?

[@in4win]

Not sure if it is legal to chum there or not, but if it is, you could chum first to attract fish then throw the net.

[@Koridoom]

looks like Lake Mead in Nevada/AZ

[@eliharper6616]

should have moved to where the birds were feeding around 6:15. usually they hang around large schools of bait fish.. if you can cast that far

[@jafetherrera5824]

So if you use a Rod and use it for the fish and use sherip

[@scarz1951]

Kris search KZbin for rtick3 channel. He has three vids on throwing cast nets.. He uses one technique for small and large nets. Pay close attention to his hands and which side of his hand the leads are on. It all looks backwards to most throwers but it works much better. Horn comes out little finger side of hand. Leads on thumb side of hand.

[@timmolina9569]

Thank God we made it to 2019 and the river and the lake are bouncing back

[@pighunta9980]

did u catch anything that night?

[@Darth_SurgeYo]

What size net do you use?

[@123Tjpimpin]

Hey man 1 tip when you throw it out bring it back quickly so the fish dont escape! Otherwise great throwing.

[@eliasg2591]

Love ur KZbin channel

[@johnholla1]

your doing fine throwing it. I would pull it in sooner. the fish find they're way out pretty fast. but all in all you have a great show!

[@westozzyspearos7547]

Try aiming higher and flick your wrist it helps the net open the net up and sink faster. This goes for all methods btw.

[@CocoaRobbins]

Nice lil baby shad. I get more luck the farther out i can throw the net especially when it's hot out. I'd try putting the spot where your left thumb is in your teeth and grabbing farther around the net with your hand helps you spin the net out so it opens up more. And I don't let it sink and sit that long before i give it a big jerk.

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

Try 50ft. I think we are looking at another 5 to 10 years before the water comes back. At least that's what my sources say. At least the fish are closer together lol

[@natedesmarais8953]

Hey when u throw your net into the water count to 3 then pull the net in trust me this little trick will help you catch more bait

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

Las Cruces New Mexico.

[@JohnLopez-jt1cj]

To me ur throwing pretty gd,I do da same as u do but I use a smaller cast net,way 2 go

[@mrsparklesable]

you are allowed to blue gills under 5 inches for bait

[@rocketsauce08]

where do you live?

[@georgesimmons4197]

I like your dogs

[@HighMidnightGaming]

get a depth finder go to your lake and look for schools of shad possible entend the length of your rope you should catch more shad like this

[@adamdickenson9635]

if i get around to it i could make ya a video on throwing any size net, without putting it in your mouth or over your shoulder. real easy real simple, i taught my girl a while back and she can throw a 10' net no problem. and she's only bout 5'1" on a good day.

[@felixhernandez8535]

pon una parte de la tarralla en el hombro en cualquiera de los 2 hombre si eres izquierdo o derecho y trata de destenderla lo más ancha qué se pueda es muy fácil saludos y me gusta mucho ver tus vídeos también me gusta mucho pescar sólo qué hay demasiadas restricciones.

[@kristenhughes9970]

jerk the rope when u pull it in to slowly close the net to not let them go out the bottom when u pull it in

[@TheNick08332]

put your net in some water with a cup full fabric softner in it it will make super soft like it was when it was brand new an very easy to cast i use my net at least 4 times a week an its a must to keep it from staying in one not but good luck

[@safishingtexas]

Nice vid. Try throwing a smaller net allot easier to control and with better control comes better luck. I see you brought your camera girl along with you lol

[@Givemhere911]

to trough that net really good try and put one side over ur shoulder and grab the other side and through it try that

[@trashfazemember7354]

when i through a cast net i put the black part near the wiegth in my mouth

[@bighoss1592]

Well if i am able to get some before i go to the butte next id be glad to bring you some. Maybe we can go throw a line in the water.

[@shanechiarello5675]

Nice vid

[@gilgarcia2104]

You have to put your hand inside the casting net and grab half and the other half put it on your shoulder

[@gilgarcia2104]

Oh ok thanks for the info

[@tylerhenn6953]

What is that noise

[@415fisherman8]

I had no idea how to throw one treys but failed but after this video I got it down

[@lajackabill]

That “smallmouth bass” was a Guadalupe Bass

[@colsamgreestep4228]

Try and pull the net up earlier because when you wait the fish have a change to get out

[@skylermcclain6493]

Im 12 and i use a 7ft!!! Thats cool!

[@lukeisanuke2551]

dont wait to long

[@josezubiate8826]

WHERE R THE TREES?

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

Jose Zubiate We live in the middle of the desert so we have to bring our own.

[@christianword8444]

Works better if its a 4 foot net. And instead of slowly working it bring it in faster

[@bkoutside893]

2018?

[@wrightconnection1731]

You should put some water in your bucket so the bait doesn't starve for oxygen and they will fresher when using them as bait.

[@ltah5091]

You should fish for bluegills. You should try using hotdogs for bluegills.

[@luisyvital]

ive always seen people grab the skirt in about 3 bunches so they get a wider spread. just a suggestion. sad about ur lake man. im from north texas and it was always bad at the river unless they opened the dam

[@fernandoruiz6294]

Go throw your net at percha dam it's not very far from El elephant butte it's like 20 mins away from the butte and their u catch a ton of bait even if u throw the net wrong

[@rylanhyatt7893]

send me your best bait for catfish

[@bettysudama859]

7 foot is crrect igot the same one

[@justinlittle3652]

not bad I throw mine off a bridge for shad theres less snags

[@ЛадушкиНет]

Your very cool

[@aydenseay7978]

try throwing in a circular motion

[@isaelescamilla6757]

Whos watching 2017

[@Heartless_Za]

Isael Escamilla me

[@chachasfuntime2253]

Me😄

[@Checkchec]

When's the next water went to step into them pull it up because you're waiting for a long time so won't you wait for a long time the fish that gets in it have time to get out of the net

[@Checkchec]

Sorry I meant once the net hits the water wait 2 seconds and then pull it up because you are waiting too long to pull it up so the fish that gets in the net have time to get out of the net

[@mikeandrachaelschram8539]

Bait the water with cat food or rabbit food then come back in 5-10 minutes and the fish should be there

[@trashfazemember7354]

and put your hand lower on the net

[@keithsimmons6481]

Don't let your net sit at the bottom to long

[@trashfazemember7354]

also never through the net in the same spot to much

has los videos en español....o ya te creesss grindo oaxacooo

[@bighoss1592]

Ok well ill give you a holler on here when i head down. My name is Chase Gutierrez by the way.

[@Darth_SurgeYo]

Okay cool I think I'll try a 5 foot

[@LuisSanchez-mb6wi]

dont fold the net use both hands to throw it