Enjoyed the video brother. Just a little constructive criticism. I know you’re not the only one doing it. I’m guilty of it myself. Letting these fish flop all over the ground, keeping them out of the water for extended periods, dangling them on the rod with their entire body weight on the jaw is not a good thing. Not only is it bad for the fisheries, as far as the survival of the fish. Its also just not humane. Depending on the size of the fish, it’s almost unavoidable not to drag them on the wall of the canal at times. A bucket with water is a good way to set smaller fish down so they’re not flopping everywhere. Morter tubs work good too. Since you’re fishing the canals, it’s basically drive up so it’s not a big deal as far as carrying around. Also eventually you will hook that trophy, and you’ll need a large net with a long extension. Anyway that’s my 2 cents, I appreciate it. Happy fishing.
I was in Bakersfield & these aqueducts run all over.
Enjoyed the video brother. Just a little constructive criticism. I know you’re not the only one doing it. I’m guilty of it myself. Letting these fish flop all over the ground, keeping them out of the water for extended periods, dangling them on the rod with their entire body weight on the jaw is not a good thing. Not only is it bad for the fisheries, as far as the survival of the fish. Its also just not humane.
Depending on the size of the fish, it’s almost unavoidable not to drag them on the wall of the canal at times. A bucket with water is a good way to set smaller fish down so they’re not flopping everywhere. Morter tubs work good too. Since you’re fishing the canals, it’s basically drive up so it’s not a big deal as far as carrying around. Also eventually you will hook that trophy, and you’ll need a large net with a long extension. Anyway that’s my 2 cents, I appreciate it. Happy fishing.
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Which area are you allowed to drive in