i'm always concerned about the fish i put back on wether they are going to simply bleed to death after being hooked, so what does more dammage to fish when hooked.
Nick BrevitzWhile bait fishing definitely leads to more gut hooking, I have gut hooked pike while casting 1oz spoons as well as small and good size trout with spoons. It depends a lot, but I have only fatally gut hooked one trout and one pike on hardware. Its more... moreWhile bait fishing definitely leads to more gut hooking, I have gut hooked pike while casting 1oz spoons as well as small and good size trout with spoons. It depends a lot, but I have only fatally gut hooked one trout and one pike on hardware. Its more likely on flies and even more on bait, but the key is to set it right away, accepting that you may lose the fish but know that it will be virtually impossible to fatally deep hook a fish. Using the proper tools and setting the hook right away should mean very few, if any, fatally hooked fish.
lee gallagherbait hooked fish definately lead to more gut hooking especially where pike are concerned usually because many anglers leave it too long to strike after the bait has been picked up. I 've seen countless Pike go back into the water bleeding heavily as a... morebait hooked fish definately lead to more gut hooking especially where pike are concerned usually because many anglers leave it too long to strike after the bait has been picked up. I 've seen countless Pike go back into the water bleeding heavily as a result of deep hooking and bad handlling by fishermen who simply hav'nt a clue how to retrieve deeply set hooks. with proper equipment and care even these hooks can be taken out without excessive damage to the fish. Naturally prevention is always better than cure-knowing when to strike is a big factor in this.
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