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Originally posted by garry36 View PostPeople could take photos of wrasse weeks ago and cheat and try to weigh them in that wouldn't work mate,what anglers catch wouldn't make no difference to the wrasse community what so ever even though there slow growing
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Originally posted by Davey-m View PostHad tons over the years wrasse mainly Scotland my best was on the isle a Bute over 4lb bent 3lb tc curve rod double bigger teeth than ed the horse with Scotty and Davey the duck all fish released good times.
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Why anyone would keep a wrasse is beyond me....."In order to becomes old and wise, first you must be young and stupid."
PB. Ling - 12lb 6oz. Cod - 11lb 6oz, Coley - 3lb 6oz, Pollock - 4lb 1oz, Flounder - 1lb 11oz, Plaice - 1lb 10oz, Whiting 1lb 9oz.
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PB 2lb 9oz.
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Originally posted by finseeker View Postif you don't like killing fish don't go fishing, wether you're pleasure or match fishing, fish are gonna die even when released
i'd bet half the people on this thread go out and target wrasse for sport intent on releasing them only for them to be deep hooked or have there arse blown out then whinge when the odd one gets taken in a matchAngling Trust/UKCC Level 2 Sea Angling and Coarse Fishing Coach at www.fishingnortheast.co.uk or follow us on Facebook fishingnortheast.co.uk
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Originally posted by lambtonworm View PostI target Wrasse on balanced tackle and should they be deep hooked I just cut the hook length as close to the hook as possible,I enjoy fishing but dont enjoy killing any fish,as you say " the arse blown out " is usually the result of hauling a fish at high speed from the depths something that can be avoided unless time is at a premium,even fish suffering this fate stand a chance of survival,there is no reason why Wrasse cannot be removed from matches,you cannot weigh in rays bream,sea scorpions etc is there a difference?
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Originally posted by lambtonworm View PostI target Wrasse on balanced tackle and should they be deep hooked I just cut the hook length as close to the hook as possible,I enjoy fishing but dont enjoy killing any fish,as you say " the arse blown out " is usually the result of hauling a fish at high speed from the depths something that can be avoided unless time is at a premium,even fish suffering this fate stand a chance of survival,there is no reason why Wrasse cannot be removed from matches,you cannot weigh in rays bream,sea scorpions etc is there a difference?
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Originally posted by NICKY View PostRays bream get washed up and sea scorpions can be caught in rocks pools with out rod,reel and line that's why there banned along with all other rock pool dwellers.As for winding in quick its not to save time but for you to get your gear and fish up above the kelp a method you need to use to get the best results.
at the end of the day to some winning is more important than fish welfare.Angling Trust/UKCC Level 2 Sea Angling and Coarse Fishing Coach at www.fishingnortheast.co.uk or follow us on Facebook fishingnortheast.co.uk
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Originally posted by lambtonworm View PostNicky as you know I was fishing matches in the 70's and am well aware of the reasons behind the rules,the fact that they are banned is the point,you could ban Wrasse in all matches on the ground of growth rate and yes they will still be caught but putting them back give more chance of survival than a ride out in a catch bag,anglers have to wise up and look after our sport along the same lines as Coarse anglers,times are changing and everyone should pull together.
at the end of the day to some winning is more important than fish welfare.
We are looking after the sport by voting at every AGM by the anglers who are paying money to fish in matches what they want clubs put sizes up on other species like flounders,whiting along with wrasse but never good enough, we might as well stop match fishing all together and then tackle shops and bars that do weigh ins ect will lose out on a lot of business.
That's my last on the matter as long as the law states what can and cant be kept its up to the angler....Last edited by NICKY; 26-08-2013, 05:52 PM.
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