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Silver Catch ELITE Series | Drawstring CHAIN BOTTOM Cast Net
$75.83 – $174.23Price range: $75.83 through $174.23
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Size | Easy Spread 4.5ft, 5ft, 6ft, 7ft, 8ft, 9ft, 10ft, 12ft |
| Mesh Size | 3/8 inch, 1/2 inch, 1 inch, 2 inches |
About this item
- Enhanced Chain Bottom Design: Premium chain bottom helps create tangle-free throws, even spread, and fast sinking for saltwater bait fishing.
- High-Quality Materials: Made from durable Japanese mesh with no stretching or pre-stretching required. Ready to use right out of the package.
- Maximum Coverage: Innovative 6-panel design provides a wider, more consistent spread to help cover more area efficiently.








Why Silver Catch
SALTWATER & FRESHWATER
High-quality monofilament mesh built for both saltwater and freshwater
WIDE, CONSISTENT SPREAD
Engineered for a wide, even spread on every cast.
CHAIN BOTTOM
Rust-resistant chain helps the net sink evenly, creates a better bottom seal, and helps reduce bait escape.
7 AVAILABLE SIZES
Available in 4.5–12 ft sizes, with multiple mesh options for different fishing applications.
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Durable Japanese monofilament and quality-controlled construction built for repeated use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
cast net? Find answers to some of the most
common questions below.
What size cast net should I buy?
The right size depends on your casting experience, where you fish, the bait you are targeting and how much area you want the net to cover. Smaller nets can be easier to handle, while larger nets provide more coverage and may require more casting technique.
How are cast nets measured?
Cast nets are typically measured by their radius, which is the distance from the centre of the net to the edge. For example, an 8-foot radius cast net has an approximate diameter of 16 feet when fully opened.
What mesh size should I use for a cast net?
Mesh size refers to the size of the openings in the net. As a general guide, smaller mesh is suitable for smaller baitfish, while larger mesh can be used for larger baitfish. The right choice depends on the size of the bait you are targeting.
What is a chain-bottom cast net?
A chain-bottom cast net has a chain attached around the bottom edge of the net. The chain adds weight to the perimeter, helping the net sink when it is cast.
Silver Catch cast nets feature a chain-bottom construction.
How do you throw a cast net?
There are several techniques for throwing a cast net. In general, the net needs to be organised and free of tangles before casting, with the hand line secured and the weighted edge properly loaded. A controlled throwing motion helps the net open before it reaches the water.
Learning to throw a cast net takes practice, especially with larger nets.
Can I use a cast net in saltwater and freshwater?
Yes. Cast nets can be used in both saltwater and freshwater environments, depending on the fishing location, target bait and local fishing regulations.
When using a cast net in saltwater, rinse it with fresh water after use and allow it to dry before storing.
How do I clean and store a cast net?
Remove any bait, vegetation or other debris from the net after fishing. Rinse the net with clean water, particularly after saltwater use, and allow it to dry completely before storing.
Keep the net organised and free from tangles so it is ready for your next use.




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