Sorry to hear of your mishap Ray. I got a small crappie jig in my pinkie finger a few years ago. Always told myself I’d be “tough” enough just to yank it out. Not! Ended up at urgent care as well! They are great for small stuff like this.
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Sorry to hear of your mishap Ray. I got a small crappie jig in my pinkie finger a few years ago. Always told myself I’d be “tough” enough just to yank it out. Not! Ended up at urgent care as well! They are great for small stuff like this.
Tough day Ray, glad your safely home and recovering. This day calls for a strong drink to settle ones nerves.
Have been hooked myself. I can relate.
Sorry for the mishap Ray. Finger will heal in no time.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeaRay
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Unfortunately I've also had a crappie jig and a bass plug stuck in my hand. I was able to extract both of those myself but this time I managed to stick both my thumb and index finger and I couldn't manage both at one time. Luckily I have pliers with a split ring tip so I was able to easily get the hook off the 5" spoon that was dangling from my hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fisholishous
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Originally Posted by SeaRay
I keep a good pair of dikes/nips on the boat. That way I can cut shank of hook (or split ring) and easily separate from dangling jig head, spoon, plug, etc. I keep the nips in the first aid kit now.
Sorry to hear your troubles. On the good side at least you can say you hooked the big one.
Hey! Put some new hooks on when the fingers get well and go out again! :fish
Already rigged and ready. :ThumbsUp