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Yesterday I caught a 4lb bass. The problem is, while the lure was sinking I
got a strike but I didn't feel it. It was about 95 here in Mass and the fish were very inactive. Bet you could guess what happened next... gut hooked. I tried to remove the hook but it was too embedded. I didn't have cutters strong enough to cut the hook (which I plan on bringing next time), so I had to let him go with the hook still in. I keep hearing conflicting reports on what to do. Should I cut the hook as far down his stomach as I can and let him go, or leave the hook alone and leave 18 inches of line as a leader.... Does anyone have the definitive answer yet... I hate when this happens... |
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