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  1. 12-22-2019, 01:56 AM #1
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    Default Article: DEEPLY HOOKED FISH RECOVERY METHOD


    You can view the page at https://www.crappie.com/crappie/cont...ECOVERY-METHOD
    sum kawl me tha outlaw ketchn whales
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    Sounds right
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    Yup, that second picture says it all.
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    You can stop the bleeding....
    Keep a bottle of mt dew in your boat ( don't drink it ) pour it into the fish mouth slow until the bleeding stops.... one 20 oz bottle will do 3 or 4 fish...
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    I drink Man Few with eating fish!!!!!!!
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    Mountain Dew
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    Matter of FACT I'm drinking 1 now!!!!
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    Great job! Love the stories.
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    Sorry yawl but if there is a mountain dew in the boat I will likely drink it before I pour it down some poor crappie's throat .
    Of course there are times I kill some with a real deep jig, but its so rare it isn't likely I am really worried about hurting them permanently most of the time .
    I pitch most back in the water and the good news is the bleeder in this adventure was going in the fish basket anyway .
    just having fun yawl no worries on killing fish by accident here
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