I use single barbless size 8 or 10 on all my lures. Yes, you lose some fish, but the majority are hooked well, and the hook is removed in a matter of seconds, more often than not without even having to handle the fish.
They are probably blackening polypore mushrooms, it is edible cardboard. Or known as giant polypore, at the base of beech trees, years later it will kill the tree.
Least you had one fella. If you ever fancy some trout fishing, come and have a day on the wharfe, otley stretch. It's private fishing but I could get you on as a guest. It's absolutely full of trout. It's all I ever catch. Last 2 years was catching chub and dace with the odd surprise. Some grayling too. This year. All I've caught is trout. And there's some big en's too.
Every hook damages a mouth stop moaning or stop fishing, I only use barbless so if one gets tethered it has a chance, not really concerned about a 3 mm cut now and then which will heal well before anyone re catches that fish, btw you could of taken and eaten anyway….lucky fish.
Above all else, barbless enables you to get the fish back quickly, trout don't do well once they've been out of the water more than 10 seconds or so. If you spend half a minute trying to get a barbed hook out it's pointless returning a trout, because it will be dead soon after swimming away. Lots of research gone into this. 👍
Great video as usual. Thank you.
Warm here in the mids. Always enjoy Adam.
Well done mate great content as usual pal
Size 2 gold mepps is perfect for trout in those conditions 🐟😎 and tie i swivel about 2ft up ,stops line twist
Love your videos ❤
Wow! Amazing! 😮
I always use a double barbless hook when spinning. Never trebles.
I use single barbless size 8 or 10 on all my lures. Yes, you lose some fish, but the majority are hooked well, and the hook is removed in a matter of seconds, more often than not without even having to handle the fish.
Single hook barbed
Absolutely gypsys kissed it down, it's been red hot again today in Morecambe bay, great little vid, thought u were going swimming then big lad 😆.
They are probably blackening polypore mushrooms, it is edible cardboard. Or known as giant polypore, at the base of beech trees, years later it will kill the tree.
Yes, looks like Meripilus giganteus which, as you say, will eventually kill the tree.
Yes some polypore , not bad when young well the softer edges
Where would we be without a bit of rain....
Least you had one fella. If you ever fancy some trout fishing, come and have a day on the wharfe, otley stretch. It's private fishing but I could get you on as a guest. It's absolutely full of trout. It's all I ever catch. Last 2 years was catching chub and dace with the odd surprise. Some grayling too. This year. All I've caught is trout. And there's some big en's too.
Them mushrooms look like chicken of wood. Guess what they taste like. Still. A good video😊😊
Being older I always use a wadding staff now 😊
I need a wadding staff
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Its a Lesser-Spotted Karen.
Looks like you're damaging the fish's mouths, how about barbless?
A lot of people will argue that barbless do more damage look it up there’s big arguments for either side
Stop being so soft lad
Every hook damages a mouth stop moaning or stop fishing, I only use barbless so if one gets tethered it has a chance, not really concerned about a 3 mm cut now and then which will heal well before anyone re catches that fish, btw you could of taken and eaten anyway….lucky fish.
It was the most delicate unhooking
Above all else, barbless enables you to get the fish back quickly, trout don't do well once they've been out of the water more than 10 seconds or so.
If you spend half a minute trying to get a barbed hook out it's pointless returning a trout, because it will be dead soon after swimming away. Lots of research gone into this. 👍
Use barbless use some sense
Use what you want to use 👍