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 Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: NjTexan]
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06/26/11 10:21 PM
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noobpc
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Ok cool so they dont mention swishing.
Ok ill remmber to do that.
Now if only i can find one of those demonstrations about removing guthooks.
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Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: noobpc]
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06/27/11 04:18 AM
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PESCADOR12
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Think guys, the majority of the fish caught don't tire out to the point to were they have to get energy back up before releasing. Take your hook out and put him back in the water. I don't understand why this topic always comes up. And common sense goes a long way.
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Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: PESCADOR12]
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06/27/11 05:31 AM
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noobpc
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Yur keywords are "the majority" i dont want to only know how to properly take care of the majority of the fish. I rather know how to take care of everything i catch, extremely tired or not.
And its likely the topic keeps coming up because, as roadtrip says, the science behind this does keep changing.
However, ty for the info.
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Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: noobpc]
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06/27/11 09:41 AM
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210amatuerangler
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Im doing freshwater only.
When you hold them in your hands how do you hold them? By the lip or sides or what? The bigger fish, bass in my case, I will hold by the lower lip and the tail until I feel her start to kick. After that I will release the lower lip and remain a firm yet gentle grip on the tail until she pulls a bit more, then finally letting her go.
You know the old saying
If it floats, flys, or f___s it is always cheaper to rent!
You have to decide which is more important.
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Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: 210amatuerangler]
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06/27/11 05:58 PM
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noobpc
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Thats a really good idea. I think im gonna do that now for my fish instead of swishing them.
Thanks!
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Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: noobpc]
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06/28/11 01:19 AM
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Comeonfish
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i just get them in and back in the water quickly. i have not noticed "swishing" makes a difference. just dont chunk them.
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Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: Comeonfish]
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06/28/11 04:11 AM
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Depending on how long the fish has been out of the water, I usually just drop it back in, or if it has been out for a while, I usually hold it in the water, supporting its belly, and waiting til it feels strong enough to swim off on its own. Don't swish it around though, just barely touch the underside of the fish while supporting it.
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Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: Basshunter13]
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06/28/11 12:27 PM
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Big Red 12
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Moving them back and forth, does have a tendency to move a little extra oxygenated water through their gills.
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Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: Big Red 12]
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06/28/11 06:50 PM
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Bill Waldschmidt
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Really? Just put the fish back in the water...
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Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: Bill Waldschmidt]
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06/28/11 07:05 PM
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I usually "release to the grease". Mmmmm.....
If you thought healthcare was expensive, ... wait until it's free
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Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: Bill Waldschmidt]
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06/28/11 07:07 PM
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foul_hook
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very gently into the oil...
Glad to have taken..."the trash in the back!"
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Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: foul_hook]
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06/28/11 07:19 PM
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Manchu
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i put em in tail first and they will usually do a farewell jump and splash you
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Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: Manchu]
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06/28/11 07:24 PM
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I drag them behind the boat like like tuna baits....they love it.
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Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: foul_hook]
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06/28/11 07:46 PM
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foul_hook
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very gently into the oil... Unless they are too short, then I like the tripple backflip and try to stick it with no splash.
Glad to have taken..."the trash in the back!"
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Re: Proper way to release fish?
[Re: Woolybugger]
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06/30/11 12:26 AM
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whatch KVD fish he just tosses them back into the lake no back and forth
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