Catch And Release 〈TRENDING〉

We all want the memory of a great catch, but the photo should never come at the expense of the fish's life. Prepare your camera before the fish is out of the water. If the fish is struggling or the water temperature is dangerously high (which holds less oxygen), skip the photo entirely. A "wet" photo of the fish partially submerged often looks better and more professional than a struggling fish held in the air. Conclusion

The Art and Ethics of Catch and Release: A Guide to Sustainable Angling catch and release

These are significantly easier to remove, reducing time out of the water and tissue damage. You can buy them barbless or simply crimp the barbs down with pliers. We all want the memory of a great

Traditional knotted nylon nets can strip away a fish’s protective slime coat. Use soft, knotless rubber nets instead. 2. Minimize Fight Time A "wet" photo of the fish partially submerged

The primary goal of C&R is . In many waterways, high fishing pressure can quickly deplete local populations of trophy fish. By releasing your catch, you ensure that: