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Postby New England and The Maritimes » Wed Feb 22, 2012 11:35 am

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That was my grand-dad. I remember he called out of work for an entire week once just to fish. Nothing could stop him from his fishing. Not even when a cougar escaped out near my familys lake. It was kind of spooky when I found several cougar paw prints when I was taking a hike. Started carrying a knife all the time after that...

Cougar attacks on adults are practically unheard of, but it's a good idea to pack a knife or two with you anyway, simply because knives are damn useful.


You need a leatherman if you're going fishing anyway; you never know when you'll need plyers if a fish takes the hook too deep, or a knife if you have a particularly tough line that's caught on underbrush.
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Postby Ravineworld » Wed Feb 22, 2012 11:45 am

New England and The Maritimes wrote:
1000 Cats wrote:Cougar attacks on adults are practically unheard of, but it's a good idea to pack a knife or two with you anyway, simply because knives are damn useful.


You need a leatherman if you're going fishing anyway; you never know when you'll need plyers if a fish takes the hook too deep, or a knife if you have a particularly tough line that's caught on underbrush.

There are special tools these days to unhook deeply hooked fish, and they are far more efficient than a leatherman
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Postby New England and The Maritimes » Wed Feb 22, 2012 11:45 am

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New England and The Maritimes wrote:
You need a leatherman if you're going fishing anyway; you never know when you'll need plyers if a fish takes the hook too deep, or a knife if you have a particularly tough line that's caught on underbrush.

There are special tools these days to unhook deeply hooked fish, and they are far more efficient than a leatherman


I grew up on a leatherman, that's what I use.
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Postby 1000 Cats » Wed Feb 22, 2012 12:06 pm

New England and The Maritimes wrote:
Ravineworld wrote:There are special tools these days to unhook deeply hooked fish, and they are far more efficient than a leatherman


I grew up on a leatherman, that's what I use.

You'll want to try a hook release tool; it increases the likelihood that the fish will survive. I don't usually have to worry about it, though, as I don't use barbs either.
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Postby Risottia » Wed Feb 22, 2012 12:06 pm

1000 Cats wrote:Cougar attacks on adults are practically unheard of

It depends on the species of the cougar.

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Postby New England and The Maritimes » Wed Feb 22, 2012 12:12 pm

1000 Cats wrote:
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I grew up on a leatherman, that's what I use.

You'll want to try a hook release tool; it increases the likelihood that the fish will survive. I don't usually have to worry about it, though, as I don't use barbs either.


I've never killed a fish on a barb so far.
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Postby 1000 Cats » Wed Feb 22, 2012 12:41 pm

New England and The Maritimes wrote:
1000 Cats wrote:You'll want to try a hook release tool; it increases the likelihood that the fish will survive. I don't usually have to worry about it, though, as I don't use barbs either.


I've never killed a fish on a barb so far.

That's fine. I just prefer not to use them.

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1000 Cats wrote:Cougar attacks on adults are practically unheard of

It depends on the species of the cougar.

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I prefer the other kind. ;)
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Postby Ravineworld » Wed Feb 22, 2012 8:56 pm

New England and The Maritimes wrote:
1000 Cats wrote:You'll want to try a hook release tool; it increases the likelihood that the fish will survive. I don't usually have to worry about it, though, as I don't use barbs either.


I've never killed a fish on a barb so far.

Neither have I. Barbs tend to be good for big fish, but they are terrible for small ones (bluegill, snapper, etc)
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