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![]() "Cyli" wrote in message ... On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 02:52:17 GMT, "Jeff" wrote: "Cyli" wrote in message .. . It saves a lot of pain and tears. I agree with that statement for someone like me who C&R (Unless I am Catfishing). But who are we talking about? The fish? It is nice for the fish for us to do it, which was where I originally got the advice, but I've found that it's even nicer for the fisherman to be able to do a quick and easy release when he happens to hook his own body. Very little pain versus possible trip to the Urgent Care center or an ugly rip in his own tissue. (His used in the traditional modern (but not ultramodern) sense of 'the person' whether male or female.) My hook story. 30 years ago, 3 of us fishing from my uncles pier for catfish. One kid had a treble hook, triple barbed, large one. He slung back to cast as I was turning around to say something. Hook in mouth, one hook through my tongue (the easy one to get out), one through the cheek and one in the roof of my mouth. |
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