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Boundary Waters / Quetico Discussion Forums >> Fishing Tips for the BWCA and Quetico >> Landing nets vs fish grippers
https://quietjourney.com/community/YABB.cgi?num=1139552527 Message started by Kingfisher on Feb 10th, 2006 at 5:22am |
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Title: Re: Landing nets vs fish grippers Post by quetikurt on Apr 23rd, 2011 at 7:37pm
Ancient discussion I know, but I thought I'd share another landing option that works very well. It's called a "Fish Handler Glove" and it's made by Lindy. Not sure what the material is made of, but it's extremely effective for grabbing all species of fish........even slippery lakers. The only drawback is with large fish that you can't grab behind the head, however, those fish they can still be "tailed" quite easily. They also protect your hands from dorsel fins and sharp gill plates and work exceptionally well when catching & releasing numbers of walleye. They cost about $20 and we use them to land 90% of the fish we catch. My partner and I each carry a large, left hand glove at all times as it eliminates having to toss a lip gripping tool (or net) back and forth in the canoe. Won't leave home without it.
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