Betts Tyzac Cast Net – Proven Bait-Catching Performance

Fresh bait often makes the difference on Hatteras Island, and the Betts Tyzac Cast Net is a dependable tool for catching mullet, menhaden, and other local baitfish. Designed for smooth, consistent throws, this net is a favorite among Outer Banks anglers who prefer fresh, self-caught bait.

At Frank & Fran’s, we carry Betts cast nets because they hold up to real OBX use—not just calm-water conditions.

Built for Consistent, Easy Throws

The Tyzac Cast Net is designed to open smoothly and sink evenly, helping anglers maximize bait capture with each throw. Its balanced construction makes it easier for both experienced and newer net throwers to achieve good spreads.

Durable Construction for Coastal Use

Saltwater fishing is hard on gear. This cast net is built with durable materials that withstand repeated exposure to salt, sand, and sun—key for frequent bait catching around the Outer Banks.

Features

• 3/4 lb weight per foot
• 3/8" mesh

Ideal for OBX Bait Species

• Mullet
• Menhaden
• Small baitfish commonly found in soundside waters

Whether you’re fishing the surf, sound, or near inlets, having fresh bait gives you an edge.

A Must-Have for Serious OBX Anglers

Catching your own bait saves money and allows you to match what predatory fish are feeding on naturally. The Betts Tyzac Cast Net makes that process efficient and reliable.

 Shop Cast Nets at Frank & Fran’s

Visit Frank & Fran’s in Avon, NC or shop online to pick up the Betts Tyzac Cast Net and get advice on when and where to throw for bait around Hatteras Island.

 FAQ — Betts Tyzac Cast Net

 What baitfish can I catch with this cast net?
The Betts Tyzac Cast Net is commonly used for mullet, menhaden, and other small baitfish found in OBX waters.

 Is this cast net good for beginners?
Yes. Its balanced design makes it easier to throw and open consistently, even for anglers new to cast netting.

 Where is the best place to throw a cast net on the OBX?
Soundside areas, shallow flats, and calm waters near docks and channels are popular spots for catching bait. 

How do I maintain a cast net after use?
Rinse thoroughly with fresh water, allow it to dry completely, and store it loosely to prevent tangling and corrosion. Store in a bucket.

Can Frank & Fran’s help me choose the right cast net size?
Absolutely. Our staff can recommend the best size and weight based on the bait you’re targeting and where you plan to throw.