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      <description>If you&amp;#39;re tired of seeing tiny baitfish swim right through your gear, switching to a 1/4 in mesh cast net is usually the smartest move you can make. There is nothing more frustrating than throwing a perfect &amp;#39;pancake&amp;#39; over a school of glass minnows</description>
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