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10-12-2015, 07:20 PM | #13 | |
Manic for Life
Join Date: May 2015
Location: San Diego
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It's the first time I've heard NOT to use the game clip before the halibut is dead. I thought the game clip was part of how we secured the halibut alive from the hook, then gaff so we could prepare to bleed it or otherwise dispatch him to the afterworld. The short leash for the game clip is interesting to me too. Mine is on a comfortable long arms reach, so it doesn't bind or get tangled. I will reconsider. I am not familiar with a paralyzer tip, but I see it on this chart: What I used for the halibut gaff I just made is called a "slip tip" here. It's also called a "breakaway tip" It's a 5" bullet tip held on the gaff shaft by a rubber O-ring. When it punches through the fish the tip slides off and turns sideways, tethering the fish to our kayak by the cable clipped to a line on the other side of the fish.
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