I think he would do well at some of the dfw creeks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRlXzPWDNsE

First person I've seen that throws a net exactly like I do.

That dude has "become ONE with the net".
That's a fast sinking ,deep water, heavily weighted net.

Going thru 12 nets a year is crazy! I just ordered a replacement for a net I've been using for 2 years, but I don't use it in creeks either.

Seems to me thats way too many nets. Christian and I go thru 3or4 a year. We get ours from Acadamy. We do have a better 7 footer that was pretty expensive and tough as nails.1 rip in 2 yrs of service.

Capt Jeff in the vid is a "card" to say the least. They got lots of sharp stuff in the water in Florida.

I was in the creek last year lost 3 one was not evern my net. Sorry Mark. Lmao

Just tried this one handed method with some success last outting... so now im back to buying floss lol!

Thats the way I throw mine.

I throw mine a lot like that except for the perfect circle every time part.

Bait is easy. Nets are not. He is right. Cant be afaid to throw it. I go thru 10 to 15 nets a year. but I get bait. Cant wait til winter.

Just gave this method a shot out on the yard. 1st throw, nailed it. Not sure I like it any better than the way I normally throw, but will give it a shot on the boat next time and see if I stay any drier.

I have been throwing a net like that for about 40 years. Learned it from a commercial fisherman who was catching mullet at Fish Pass jetties on Mustang island.

I have taught quite a few people how to throw like that.

That's the way I throw. You can "choke up" on a large net. Couple of tips he did not mention though, you need to keep your right arm straight, and concentrate on a spinning motion and not try to throw too hard.