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Catch And Release
10 rules for C&R
Preservation:
The debate over catch and release (C&R) can get so heated sometimes that you forget what fishing is all about: having a good time by the water, enjoying nature - and catching a fish now and then.
Read Martin's 10 simple rules for C&R
Catch&Release
Preservation:
Releasing the fish we catch is getting more necessary every day if we want to continue fishing in the future. This is the main contribution a fly fisher can do for the conservation of the environment. Carlos Heinsohn provides a logo, which can be used to promote C&R.
Read about C&R and get the logo here
10 Ways to Fish Green
Fish Green
: Fly Fishers are the original "green" advocates. We are active in conservation. We advocate catch-n-release. We support stocking programs. We even save the lives of bait(!) But there's more we can do.
Learn about 10 ways you can Fish Green.
Catch and release
Listen up
: Martin spends some time - almost an hour, actually, and he excuses that - talking about killing fish, releasing fish, fishing ethics, spawning fish, endangered fish, escaped hatchery fish and many other aspects of fishing to eat and fishing to release.
Join him in this podcast
Pike Landing
Gill-to-jaw-grip
: Large pike can be quite intimidating, almost scary to land. They have teeth everywhere and the danger of being badly cut is very present. But there is a grip, which is safe. By properly lifting the fish in its jaw, both you and the pike stay unharmed.
Get a grip on that toothy predator in this article.
Catch & Release
Not endangered
: The fish in the Danish sea are in no way endangered by rodfishers. Nets are another story, though, but still fish are abundant, and therefore we Danes almost always bring home fish. Small fish are illegal to catch, but many fishermen release a lot of their catch. But no-kill and pure C&R is not common on the Danish shores.
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Nice fishing
Just me again, having some nice, unspectacular fishing for pike.
Rhapsody
Just me again, out catching a few not-so-big pikes ant putting them back in the water again.
Into Autumn
An early autumn fly-fishing trip to a local river.
Remembering
Short film about one cast.
Spring trout in Whistler
We visited a lake in Whistler BC and caught many rainbow trout and cutthroat trout.
The landing net for the coast
I often wonder what US fishers do if they stumble on a really big fish that they want to net. I'm aware that many fishers land many - if not all - of their fish with the hands. I use the hands for all but the largest. But still it must happen that fishers strike on a brown trout or rainbow is much too big for these small snow shoe nets.
C&R of salmon
This is some advice that Backwater Bob posted on the FLYFISH@ ListServer. It's good and sound advice for salmon fishers as well as anybody else that wants to C&R fish.
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