Nimrod gives them up - catch and release video

well at least the release part...

https://youtu.be/B7FDxjCvcNo

Thank you Slab . I just been releasing my fish lately . Wanted to bring in a limit and try a video . Thanks Kena (nimrod's catch ) for coming down to ramp to video .

I almost fell asleep that movie was so long :popcorn

The knife must be getting dull or the cleaning station is far away. :Rofl

If you would just give me your livescope you might not have to throw back so many:Rofl:Rofl:Rofl

This movie might win a Oscar award :kewl

They sell everything I use .:biggrin I only brought in a limit for a release video and released some as I caught them .:fish

Good job CA

To be honest CA,. i would video every catch and release you do for the simple fact everyone gets the full effect of how many fish you catch with Southernpro tubes Timmy Tom jig heads and the Huckabee rods. :twocents

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To be honest CA,. i would video every catch and release you do for the simple fact everyone gets the full effect of how many fish you catch with Southernpro tubes Timmy Tom jig heads and the Huckabee rods. :twocents

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That video would be about ten times longer than this one. But woulda been cool too! Maybe next time.

Thanks for the Video CA ! From what I've seen you don't need live scope to catch a limit of fish .lol

Great video when I heal up will be there


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I've often wondered when I release a batch of fish, do those fish go back to area where they were caught or stay around the area where released?

Or Die?

CatchumDeep, I notice with the Livescope, that when I release a crappie right after catching it that they usually go right to the bottom and most times they seem to go right back to the cover. I wonder if anybody has ever got the same fish to bite again right away. Probably not.

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Or Die?

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They do well except when it is hot , then stress takes out big ones first

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I've often wondered when I release a batch of fish, do those fish go back to area where they were caught or stay around the area where released?

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Crappie move a lot at times even not being caught . Ever rise or season change causes them to move long distances I think

My resolution this year is to only keep 12+ inch fish which where I fish in Ohio are a rarity.USA FLAG

in cold weather they do fine but summertime not so much. Knew someone would whine about this but my complaint is you didn't let us get a better look at em nimrod!! LOL

crappie move all the time and sure they will find a different home and school after being released. IF your fishing off a dock often will have no action when suddenly later in day a covey of em move in and it's Go Time.

Wow. That Arkansas release !
Concussion probably don't last long...

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Great video when I heal up will be there


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get well soon!

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I fished this afternoon . Caught some pigs and put 10 in the livewell but did not release . Ran into a couple guys that drove 2.5 hours to get here today . They fished all day and only caught a few dinks . I gave them mine and they were sharpening knives and taking pics when I left .:biggrin 2.20 lbs