I never released any tonight. Cause i didn't catch any. That "Snob pool" sux the fish just do this.
Too hot to fish.
At 1800hrs
Tried any way
Got a text from the Mrs....Water leak!! I was hours away from the quad but had to leave.
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Every little fish finger ive released has survived
As it was a quick photo
Sean. Unfortunately both fish sitting on the rocks, as in your pictures, have very low chances of survival. Their increased risk of infection is high, plus the trauma of being caught is enough to kill.
Yes they will swim away fine but they have about as much chance of survival if you'd left them on the bank.
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What actually amazes me it shows how predatory wild trout can be when they take a lure half it size. Unfortunately at times they are hooked by "all" of us, and I'm sure we all try to release them the best way we can..
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Nature will take care of any not strong enough to survive
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What are the survival rates for trout released?
Like do they all live? All die? 50/50?
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I wouldn't know exact numbers by it is going to be relative to the stress and handling of the fish.
I have caught the same fish more than once in a few spots for sure. I've actually caught the same fish twice inside 15 minutes so I guess there a good chance for most. My technique for release follows that outlined in my last linked post.
Both fish posted lying in the stones I wouldn't give better than 10% chance of living if I was betting on it.
The range of what we think and do is limited by what we fail to notice. And because we fail to notice that we fail to notice, there is little we can do to change; until we notice how failing to notice shapes our thoughts and deeds
The range of what we think and do is limited by what we fail to notice. And because we fail to notice that we fail to notice, there is little we can do to change; until we notice how failing to notice shapes our thoughts and deeds
last couple days fly fishing,
supper from the stony.
king country,
Tough fishing on Monday in the Wanganui, three take's on a cicada, and none stuck, flippen hot day.
fished couple of the headwater stream's Tuesday, epic day, several nice solid fish, best five lbs, several takes, missed on the cicada again, lost twice as many fish as I landed, due to log snags, and several bust off's.
heading off tomorrow, to fish the Awakino,
I'm gonna give the Cicada a go tonight they a screaming like crazy around here.
"Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
Rule 2: Always point firearms in a safe direction
CFD
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I probley had ten takes on the cicada, the last three days, none stuck for more than a few seconds, I know count to three, but when a big brown rises from the depth, its hard to wait long enough, dam it, always wait till they have turned back down, but some times it still doesn't work out.
exciting stuff, when it all comes together.
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