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Old 04-01-2014, 03:53 PM   #1
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Originally Posted by Aaron&Julie View Post
A very good reminder, Wade, for all those that are unfamiliar with that information.

I'll add this, if you catch a legal, gaff it, or just put it on a clip, don't try to upgrade to a bigger size, you'll only be killing the 1st fish. Just sliding the game clip, stringer through their gills will be traumatic enough to kill the fish.

If after you have one gaffed or kept, and a 2nd larger one comes up, even if by 10lbs or more, suck it up, and be a TRUE sportsman for the sanctity of our sport and that prize catch. If you can't leave it in the water to unhook it, cut the line and sacrifice a hook, even the expensive ones. If the fish swallowed down a jig so deep that you can't reach it, drag it's body out of the water as best you can and work on doing that fish as little damage as possible. That last scenario doesn't happen very often.

It's okay, to continue fishing after you boated one WSB, maybe trying for a yellow, or barndoor. Just keep in mind, that most of us will find you quite despicable if you kill a fish just to upgrade to a larger model.

Aaron

Good info right there!!

Personally, with the price of lead I could care less about the hook, gimmee my sinker back and I'll be a happy camper. Obviously, the same doesn't apply to jigs.
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