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September 7th, 2006, 03:48 AM
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Fish net experts?
For wade fishing I generally don't carry a net and use the Ketchum release, they work slick and you don't have to handle the fish. http://www.flyfishrivers.com/Combin/Prod2.html First time I've heard of the Ketchum release, interesting. I found the Ketchum Release hard to get used to. They are particulary hard for me to use on whitefish. It now sits at the bottom of my gear bag. 
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