pjc wrote: pay $1000 for a charter ,it would be coming home,especially my first fish how many released actually survive?might swim away but who knows 8hrs later could just die from stress |
kaveman wrote:
Satellite tagged marlin have proved beyond doubt that most fish do survive (I actually caught the very first marlin satellite tagged here in NZ) |
the angler wrote: Its Completely up to the guy that caught it as far as I'm concerned and no one else's business . Anyone commenting negatively at the weigh station or on felchbook or wot ever just comes across as a jealous dickhead , it's a great moment when you catch your first Marlin and you don't care how much it weighs or if your rig is I.g.f.a certified . |
the angler wrote: Its Completely up to the guy that caught it as far as I'm concerned and no one else's business . Anyone commenting negatively at the weigh station or on felchbook or wot ever just comes across as a jealous dickhead , it's a great moment when you catch your first Marlin and you don't care how much it weighs or if your rig is I.g.f.a certified . |
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