holding a big trout

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holding a big trout

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When we decide to release that fish watch how you hold it for the picture!

Refrain from holding fish in a vertical position when inspecting or photographing them. Internal organs are displaced and stress is increased in this unnatural position. Large fish should never be held by the bottom jaw only, with a boca grip or otherwise (any tool designed to grip the lower jaw of caught fish to facilitate handling). Hold the fish horizontally by the lower jaw with one hand, and support the belly with the other hand. If unsupported, many large fish, especially snook, will rupture the isthmus–a cartilaginous bundle of ligaments that connects the head and body--and the fish will die a slow death from starvation. This connection is necessary for the tremendous gulping action during feeding.
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It doesn't matter how you hold them when your out with redbelly and WAM cause they go in the box. :lol: But thanks for the info.
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snatch-n-reel wrote:It doesn't matter how you hold them when your out with redbelly and WAM cause they go in the box. :lol: But thanks for the info.
Your welcome....I thought you in particular needed to read this after seeing your picture...Peace :-D
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I have a new power and would love to try it out....as Tom said earlier it's all about the assholes and making ice cream...let it go
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Chalk wrote:I have a new power and would love to try it out....as Tom said earlier it's all about the assholes and making ice cream...let it go
:smt005 :smt005 Now that's funny right there.
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Chalk wrote:I have a new power and would love to try it out....as Tom said earlier it's all about the assholes and making ice cream...let it go
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Chalk....is that a laxative ice cream?

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Chalk wrote:I have a new power and would love to try it out....as Tom said earlier it's all about the assholes and making ice cream...let it go
Got plenty of churns and crap on here for the recipe :smt005 :smt005
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