Dustin07
7/10/2013 11:44:00 AMohhh 3 limits of silvers + the king? sounds like the bite is heating up a bit :)
sjrose24
7/10/2013 12:03:00 PMIll be out there next weekend. hopefully the pinks decide to show up soon!
MotoBoat
7/10/2013 11:14:00 PMThat small fish looks like a pink! Pinks have very small scales that remove easily. The tail should have spots, but can not see that real good in the picture. Head sure looks like a pinky too.
ShipwreckedDude
7/12/2013 2:57:00 PMHOW TO RELEASE FISH
When you need to release a fish, there are some special precautions you can take to give it the best chance of surviving:
· Minimize handling by leaving the fish in the water.
· Do not net your fish – but if you must, use a soft, knotless net or rubber mesh net. Knotless nets are now required in fly-fishing only areas and freshwater areas with selective gear rules.
· Use a hook remover (dehooker) when hooks are imbedded in the mouth or jaw.
· If a fish has swallowed the hook, cut the leader.
· Keep fingers away from the eyes and gills of the fish.
When you need to release a fish, there are some special precautions you can take to give it the best chance of surviving:
· Minimize handling by leaving the fish in the water.
· Do not net your fish – but if you must, use a soft, knotless net or rubber mesh net. Knotless nets are now required in fly-fishing only areas and freshwater areas with selective gear rules.
· Use a hook remover (dehooker) when hooks are imbedded in the mouth or jaw.
· If a fish has swallowed the hook, cut the leader.
· Keep fingers away from the eyes and gills of the fish.
