Bait Cast Net 1/2" Sq. Mesh Green (9 Ft.)

I ordered a 7 foot net, paperwork said 7 foot, and the bucket said 7 foot. At first sight I was thoroughly impressed with the quality of the material and craftsmship put into the making of this net right down to the hand line knot being sewn. Looking closer I realized the horn was labeled 6 foot... I held it up and sure enough it was only 6 foot. I was torn between waiting for a 7 footer and and dealing with all that, and using this 6 footer right now to go fishing. I could tell by looking at this net it wasn't going to matter if I got stuck with the 6 footer because I was gonna buy a 7 foot one if I needed it after using this 6 foot one. Contacted the seller to see what they were able to do and I couldn't wait for a response. I had to throw this thing, first throw looked like a taco (wow this thing is heavy). I readjusted for the weight and there it was, bait for the day. So far it is living up to its bait buster name. I came back inside to see if the seller had responded. They did and asked for pictures. So this morning they made a more than fair deal with me and I will have no problems doing business again with them.BTW, I weighed the net myself and it came in a 9lbs 12oz. My shoulder is thanking me that the 7 foot net didn't make it here.

This is quality. Never had one from bait buster had others from ahi betts but this is a different level. I got an 8’ for larger bait in the ocean like ballyhoo and this performs like a champ. Sinks quick and not too stiff. Never had such a large cast net but this one wasn’t bad to throw at all. It is large and heavy so not meant to throw it all day. The mesh and lines are quality and the best part is it’s made in USA in Florida. I won’t buy another brand.

Well made net, but it's too heavy for repetitive use. That means that it's good for catching bait, but not for catching eating shrimp, which I use it for both. The extra lead makes it sink faster, but it takes a toll on the arm.

I've owned two or three of these nets. Very impressed. Definitely would recommend it. Yes it is more expensive than other cast nets but you get what you pay for.

Great quality right out of the box. And you can feel it the first time you throw it.Make sure you know where your bait is, not too many throws due to weigh, which is what I wanted.

Exactly what I wanted. The sinkers are roundish oval and not the elongated sinkers like cheaper nets. Looks, feels and spreads like a quality net should. I would buy again!

I was skeptical at first, but now that I've had this net for a while, I can honestly say it's a GREAT net for the price. I primarily throw the net in 20ft of water in Tampa Bay, FL, catching greenback; The net performs very well.

We run a Fishing Guide Service in North Texas. Both lake we fish are extremely full right now, so you can't see the trees and limbs that are normally not underwater. These nets are hard to tear, and very easy to throw. The only net we use.