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How To Use A Fish Release Weight. You poke the longer, blunt end of the hook through the gill opening and out. When attached to the fish, the weight drags it back down through the water. A release weight allows quick and easy “recompression” of fish affected by barotrauma. Learn how to vent fish that experience barotrauma when caught from deep water, such as snapper, grouper and sea bass. Release weight with 80lb mono on a hand spool. Basically an inverted, weighted hook of bent stainless tig welding rod with a loop bent in the gape. How to use a release weight. The release weight is attached through the lip of a fish to be released and then gently lowered into the water before being. Release weights are generally used with a hand spool although they may be used with a spare rod. Venting involves releasing gases from the fish's swim bladder to prevent buoyancy problems and ensure safe release. How to use a release weight. The release weight is most easily used by two people, where one person supports the fish and the other attaches the weight. Using the release weight to improve the survival of released fish.proven best practice.

When attached to the fish, the weight drags it back down through the water. Venting involves releasing gases from the fish's swim bladder to prevent buoyancy problems and ensure safe release. Basically an inverted, weighted hook of bent stainless tig welding rod with a loop bent in the gape. You poke the longer, blunt end of the hook through the gill opening and out. How to use a release weight. How to use a release weight. The release weight is attached through the lip of a fish to be released and then gently lowered into the water before being. The release weight is most easily used by two people, where one person supports the fish and the other attaches the weight. A release weight allows quick and easy “recompression” of fish affected by barotrauma. Learn how to vent fish that experience barotrauma when caught from deep water, such as snapper, grouper and sea bass.

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How To Use A Fish Release Weight Release weights are generally used with a hand spool although they may be used with a spare rod. When attached to the fish, the weight drags it back down through the water. Release weight with 80lb mono on a hand spool. Venting involves releasing gases from the fish's swim bladder to prevent buoyancy problems and ensure safe release. A release weight allows quick and easy “recompression” of fish affected by barotrauma. How to use a release weight. The release weight is attached through the lip of a fish to be released and then gently lowered into the water before being. You poke the longer, blunt end of the hook through the gill opening and out. Using the release weight to improve the survival of released fish.proven best practice. Learn how to vent fish that experience barotrauma when caught from deep water, such as snapper, grouper and sea bass. Release weights are generally used with a hand spool although they may be used with a spare rod. The release weight is most easily used by two people, where one person supports the fish and the other attaches the weight. How to use a release weight. Basically an inverted, weighted hook of bent stainless tig welding rod with a loop bent in the gape.