How to throw a frisbee net?

The correct way to throw a frisbee net is as follows:

1. When laying the net, straighten out the outline of the net one by one, so that it will be thrown smoothly in turn when casting the net. When casting the net, you should twist your waist, turn around and shake your wrists in one go, forming a greater resultant force.

2. When throwing, the action should be completed quickly, so that the net can be fully spread out under the action of centrifugal force. The net should be thrown upward at an angle of about 15 degrees. If you throw it too low, the net will hit the water before it is spread out, and it can't be spread out completely.

3. Novices should pay attention to control when fishing with nets, and don't throw the nets too hard, causing them to fall into the water. Moreover, the fishing net should not use the one with smaller hole ratio, which is convenient for the fry to escape and maintain the ecological balance in the water.

The technology is as follows:

1, two throwing methods: hold the fishnet hook with your left hand, about one third of the net opening, hang the fishnet hook with your right hand on your thumb (this is the most important thing when throwing the net, so that you can hook the fishnet with your thumb to open the net opening), then hold the remaining net opening, keep your hands at a distance for action, and throw the net with your right hand from the left side of your body, and then send it out conveniently.

Hold the net with your right thumb and send it out at the right time. Practice a few more times and you'll learn it slowly. Its characteristic is that it will not stain clothes and can be operated in chest-deep water.

2. Turn the handle method: straighten the net, lift the leftmost part and hang it on the left elbow about 50 cm away from the mouth. Hold the clear opening of 1/3 with the flat end of the left hand, and hold the clear opening of 1/3 with the right hand together with the pin a little more. When casting a net, send out the right hand, left elbow and left hand in turn. Quick and easy to get dirty, suitable for shallow water and beginners.