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Inshore Saltwater Fishing Discussion Discuss inshore fishing, tackle, and tactics here! |
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My son used the flipper a couple of weeks ago. It flipped it off,but he wasnt hanging the fish over the boat,and it slung right back onto the top of his foot. We had to yank it out.It was standing upright by its fin in his foot. I keep peroxide in the boat along with a first aid kit. Seemed to work pretty good,but the pain stays with you for a while. I have also used the catfish slime to rub on the affected area before,and seems to work well too.
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hard head trick. if you have a decent rod and it isnt a 5pound hard head reel him in leave about 4 foot of line and swing that sum beesh up and back down hard into the water making him slap the water. stuns the crap out of them and they dont wiggle. plus it relieves a little anger.
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I treat hard heads and gaff top like rattle snakes!! I don't allow them in the boat period!!! Catfish flippers are cheaper than the ER, and can prevent a very unpleasant experience. Jus remember to flip them AWAY from you, and down toward the water, where they belong!! If you get stuck rub the slime on the wound, it will neutralize the sting. The slime protects the fish from its own poison.
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FYI this is no BS that mug stung like fire then he told me to do that and i was like man quit messing with me, he seemed serious i tryed it and within 5 minutes i was back to fishing with no biching. |
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I use those metal grabbers & squeeze the $&@t out of em till they're eyes pop out! No lie.....both will happen if you squeeze hard enough! Relieves a lil anger also! Then I giggle!
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first time i heard of someone losing a limb after a catfish sting.
most of the time they swallow the dang hook so far down till you have to work to get it out. not like its on their jaw or nothing simple. |
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When I was about 10 years old, I kicked a dead hardhead off the bank and into the water. The dorsal fin went through the rubber sole of my tennis shoe and into my big toe. Quite a mess. Needless to say, I was much more careful from that point on when it came to handling the sorry stinking things, but my techniques were not as humane as the flipper... M80s worked well if you wanted your hook back and didn't want to risk getting stuck. M80 in the mouth, light it, throw it back...and BOOM..reel in the hook.
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