Always avoid using detergents, cleaning products or fabric softeners on your Pro Throw Cast Net. Only use fresh water when cleaning.

Never leave your Pro Throw Cast Net exposed to direct sunlight for extended amounts of time. When drying your net after cleaning, we recommend a nice, cool shady position. When not using your Pro Throw Cast Net, one it is dry keep safely stored in its bucket.

Never hang your Pro Throw Cast Net with lead weights or chain suspended in the air as this adds unnecessary tension on the monofilament and may result in stretching or disfigurement within the netting.

Always remove debris such as weed, rocks, sticks, etc from your net before each cast and before pack up of the net. Some debris types dry quickly and can be more difficult to remove later at home when cleaning, in turn resulting in potential damage and unnecessary frustration.

Always carefully check your surrounding areas before each cast to ensure no obstructions or safety hazards that may result in damage or injury. Ask anyone nearby to stand clear and most importantly take the time before casting, to ensure you may do so safely and without risk of being tangled in net or by rope.

Always know the depth and underwater conditions before you cast.

Is the target underwater a cast zone free of hazardous obstructions that may cause damage to your Pro Throw Cast Net?

Do you have sufficient rope length to cater to the depth of your target cast zone safely?

Remember, our Pro Throw Cast Net Wrist Straps are designed for comfort and must not be pulled or relied on directly when casting or retrieving your Pro Throw Cast Net. They are not designed to cater for the weight load of the net and/or your catch. Always ensure you are using your Pro Throw Cast Net by retrieving your net by the rope and not the wrist strap.

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