Betts Morada Cast Net – 10′ Radius – 5/8″ Mesh – 1.3 lbs. per Foot
Maximum spread, maximum catch! With the top-of-the-line Betts Morada Cast Net, you can count on smooth, unerring performance on every cast. This premium cast net follows the original custom specs of legendary Florida Keys net maker “Frank the Net,” with a precision-cut 6-panel design that incorporates a full 6″ of extra netting sewn into each panel to ensure a wider spread per size up to an extra 12″ per throw. All lines are color-matched to blend with seawater.
Tied with super-soft, super-strong, high-grade monofilament netting, the Morada Cast Net features a tightly woven lead line with interwoven secondary line for maximum durability. It includes stealthy dual-color selvage with triple rows at the horn and lead line, an extra-strong saltwater bronze swivel, and super-strong braille lines tied at 25″.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Radius | 10′ |
| Mesh Size | 5/8″ |
| Weight | 1.3 lbs. per foot |
| Panel Design | 6-panel precision cut with 6″ extra netting per panel |
| Line Material | High-grade monofilament |
| Swivel | Extra-strong saltwater bronze |
FAQ
What makes the Morada Cast Net different from other cast nets?
The Morada Cast Net features a 6-panel precision-cut design with 6″ of extra netting sewn into each panel, providing up to 12″ more spread per throw. It also includes a tightly woven lead line with interwoven secondary line, dual-color selvage with triple rows, and a saltwater bronze swivel for enhanced durability and performance.
Is the net suitable for use in saltwater environments?
Yes, the net is specifically designed for saltwater use with high-grade monofilament and saltwater bronze swivel components that resist corrosion and maintain strength over time.
How does the mesh size affect catch performance?
The 5/8″ mesh size provides a good balance between catching a variety of fish and allowing smaller species to escape, making it ideal for targeted fishing in open water.
Stephanie Alsop –
This net performs exactly as described. The 6-panel design gives a much wider spread, and the extra netting helps catch more fish without losing control. The color matches the water well, and the lines are strong and durable after several weeks of use in the Florida Keys.
Michael Morrison –
I’ve used several cast nets before, but the Morada stands out. The extra netting in each panel increases the throw distance significantly. The monofilament lines are smooth and don’t fray. Great for daily fishing trips.
Alexander Rees –
Solid build quality and the mesh is consistent. The swivel holds up well under repeated use. A bit heavy for short trips, but worth it for regular use in open water.
Robert Manning –
The dual-color selvage helps me see the net clearly in the water. The net doesn’t snag easily and holds up well in saltwater. I’ve used it for over a month now with no signs of wear.