What does anyone use for unhooking feisty grinners? Regular removal tools or something else.
Working a circle hook loose is always a bit of a challenge couple that with teeth, waves, and attitude and it would be worse.
Jim
We usually just use pliers and hold the head, but it does get sketchy at times. I do have a big Arc De-hooker tool that I could bring with me, but usually don't. It would do the trick for what you are asking for.
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I just catch the fish. Then it's the sand hands problem. If I'm solo I use pliers.
: Latimeria June 29, 2015, 11:40:20 p
We usually just use pliers and hold the head, but it does get sketchy at times. I do have a big Arc De-hooker tool that I could bring with me, but usually don't. It would do the trick for what you are asking for.
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q733/Latimeria3/21jNx7RJgOL__SX300__zpsvpriryaj.jpg) (http://s1356.photobucket.com/user/Latimeria3/media/21jNx7RJgOL__SX300__zpsvpriryaj.jpg.html)
Paul and I use one of these ...
And probably the only ones using a tail rope. Eff that rattlesnake dance!! >:( Almost bit twice now ...
Wheresmytoe?
sh!ts not funny man ... >:( >:(
;D
Got the Arc on the way. I don't like the idea of that rattle snake dance.
Jim
: WheresMyBeer June 29, 2015, 05:57:54 pEff that rattlesnake dance!! >:( Almost bit twice now ...
Twice??? Thunk you'd learned the first time :o
Fingers or needle nose pliers