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This comment sorta smacks of jealousy. The fish aren't that enviable.
Posted on: 2010/6/10 7:34
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2006/10/2 10:08 From Greensburg, Westmoreland Co.
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PSU, nice video, thanks for sharing. Pay no attention to the zealot throwing cold water on your parade, I think that fish will be just fine.
Posted on: 2010/6/10 8:05
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2006/10/18 15:46 From Patterson twp, Pa (Beaver Falls)
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What do you think that fish is made of glass? It'll be just fine. We take pride in this board and don't put up comments like that unless it is very blatant. I think that fish is doing just find and can probably be caught again today. Good fish PSU. I wish I had streams like that within 15 minutes of my house. I have to travel over an hour to even come close to one. Enjoy it and keep posting the events of your trips, pictures and videos. We're all enjoying seeing you succeed!
Posted on: 2010/6/10 10:56
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Very cool, I really enjoyed the post/pics!
Posted on: 2010/6/10 12:52
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I take it from the way you handled that fish you kept it for the frying pan?If not it'll need need alot of luck to survive. It's great that you are concerned about handling fish properly but that fish was absolutely fine.
Posted on: 2010/6/10 19:48
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All that I was concerned about was that you swung it over to you and then appeared to grasp it with your dry hands.If you believe the fish was not harmed that's okay.
Other than that I enjoyed your post and pictures.
Posted on: 2010/6/10 21:00
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Fair enough ;)
I usually try not to swing them over like that, but I tend to get lazy with the smaller fish. I've lost plenty of fish doing that as well (including my would-have-been biggest native ever), another reason to avoid doing that in the future. Sometimes they'll pop off as soon as you touch the line if they're just hanging there. This same day I flung a 2" chub back over my head by accident. lol poor thing hit right when I started picking up line for the next cast and got taken along for the ride!
Posted on: 2010/6/10 21:40
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2009/11/6 12:15 From It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
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Grasping a fish with a dry hand is not going to kill it... yea everyone knows that is removes its protective slime and is then susceptible to infection... but really the fish is going to re produce that slime in a relatively short amount of time. the real threat to the fish is if you remove its scales. then it is wide open to infection..
Posted on: 2010/6/10 22:37
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