Interesting read here http://www.wpcouncil.org/bottomfish/Doc ... ethods.pdf about returning fish which have been caught in deep water not sure how much it would effect fishing here or how many people would be interested in returning fish this way but an interesting read anyway.
Tight lines.
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Re: Releasing Fish!
interesting the efforts made to return the fish, i always wondered how quickly and what chance the fish had if you punctured their swim bladder
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Re: Releasing Fish!
Bit weird pushing there stomach back down with a blunt object 
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