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On Sat, 28 Apr 2007 at 02:18:46 in uk.rec.fishing.game peakstroller
wrote: On 28 Apr, 10:03, Nogood Boyo wrote: On Fri, 27 Apr 2007 at 18:17:00 in uk.rec.fishing.game peakstroller wrote: http://www.pchar.uku.co.uk/whatfish/ Feedback much appreciated Many Thanks in advance Dave Looks like a very thin brown trout - probably now dead after being exposed to the air like that. When was it caught? The fish is not probably dead but definately as dead as the embers on whic it was cookded. What is the best way to expose it to air? :-) That's OK then. Best way..? I don't understand the question. I was making the point that people who catch and release after taking pictures like that are probably killing fish without realising it. They can't tolerate very long out of the water - it damages the gills. But if you killed it and ate it, that's fine. It's the only good reason for catching a fish IMHO... -- Nogood Boyo |
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