We have STOPS Alright guys, what's up, eyed light fish here. Then we have a six foot cast net super easy to throw. This is what we got, what we're going to do here. We got about it. We got, I don't know, it's like six foot a rope here. We're going to pull it up like this, I'm taking it like that, wrapping it, grabbing it in my hand. We're going to do that until I have the rope all the way down to what we call the none of the cast net. So we're going to go all the way down. Where's the nut? This is the little part? That's the nut. We're going to pull it up all the way so you can't not anymore until it's right about there. We're going to grab it. Maybe like six or twelve inches down, some people prefer differently. And then I'm going to grab the middle of the cast net right here. Grab that. Now I have the rope, six inches above the nut and the middle of the cast net all in my hand right there. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to grab the rope. So people have to put their weight in the mouth. I think it's easier to put the rope in your mouth because it doesn't, you know, it doesn't have to be too much. Put the rope in your mouth. Now I'm going to grab the other parts of that here. And I'm going to throw it over my shoulder. I'm going to throw about one big throw in there, one big throw of that cast net with your shoulder. And then you want to grab it. It's about like four or five inches right there. I'm going to hold that in my right hand. Then I'm going to go down. I'm going to grab the furthest, way down that I can't normally. I like to grab about four weeks down, about five weeks down. I'm going to do five. So I have about five weeks down right here. I'm going to do all you want to do. I'm just going to want to rear back. What you're going to do is you're going to let go of all the stuff in this hand first. And then right before the ends out of your hand, you're going to want to release the weight. So you're going to want to hold the weight in your fingers the longest because they don't open up from that. You don't want to hold it too tight. They don't hold the net back from opening up all the way. So I'm going to see you throw. Blue. Take your pancates. So there you go. I'll tell you guys, throw a cast that is a six foot cast net. Just about the best way to catch mullet during the mullet run. Really any bait fish in shallow water, six foot net. Catch everything from mullet to pilchers to whatever you may want. So we're going to go ahead and demonstrate that a few more times for you guys. We're going to go ahead and demonstrate that a few more times because what we want you guys to do is to be able to from watching this video be proficient at throwing a small cast net. This is the first one we want you to learn. The small cast net is the easiest one to throw and it's the most effective for most baits guys. I'm going to put another little pot of trout mullet right here. A little tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny mullet. Got him. I'm going to do it. Oh yeah, that's the way to go. Throw? Yeah. Nice. Oh my god. One throw. Mullet running you guys. Mullet running. Look at this. Look at this freaking. Mullet run. Mullet run baby. Let's go. Well, a few of them are getting out. Just close that thing. Video. Alright you guys, so remember we always have to clean up the ocean. Look at this plastic right there. That will kill a turtle. A turtle will think that's a jellyfish. Got to get that plastic out of the ocean. Brenna, right here. Major problem. That's it buddy. Get that plastic out of the ocean. Good work. You