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Old 08-16-2015, 07:41 PM   #11
jorluivil
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There's always dogs around. As far as catch and release goes who is conducting this study I'd love to read it. I find it hard to believe that they have a high survival rate. I have only caught one with physical damage and have seen and caught a lot of fish Lately. I'd say over 100 from LA jolla alone. Only one was injured and that I think was done when sea dog grabbed my fish. Got him back somehow with 4 gashes. So as far as resiliency I would have to see the study myself before I believe it. And my hand is competely rashed up from hand landing these fish the last few trips. It's not an easy idea getting them in fast without wearing them out too bad and getting the hook out without killing them. But I will be releasing anything under 30 lbs from now on. Unless I'm out at home.

Let's do the math

You say you've caught over 100 YT this year, we're right around the 33rd week of the year so this means you would have to have fished almost every weekend and have caught an average of 3 fish per trip just in La Jolla........
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