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something ive noticed in all the reports with whitefish in them is how they're all bleeding. ive never caught a whitie before, or fished for them for that matter. i was wondering what causes them to bleed like that? is it just something that gets done to fish you're keeping or does it happen to all the fish brought through the ice? is it from being brought in from the depths?

 

Ryan

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Likely from getting "bonked" on the head to kill them. Ive got lots of whities this winter and the only ones that bleed are the ones that i kill and keep.

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the reason the one in my pic is bleeding is because we had such a hard time getting it through hole we had to gill it and since we keeping it didnt matter where we grabbed it and didnt want it to suffer

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NOT TO SAY I SNAG FISH BUT....

 

iv seen 12- 13 white fish getting landed in my life.

 

0 on 12 were in the mouth...............

 

i usualy hook them on the chin........................................................ :stretcher:

 

therfor hitting a MAIN VEIN....

 

causing a MASSIVE GUSH of blood.............BATH! :wallbash:

 

keepers anywho. :clapping::Gonefishing:

 

note: if you think im snagging fish illigaly.................... im must be skilled...........100 FOW!

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NOT TO SAY I SNAG FISH BUT....

 

iv seen 12- 13 white fish getting landed in my life.

 

0 on 12 were in the mouth...............

 

i usualy hook them on the chin........................................................ :stretcher:

 

therfor hitting a MAIN VEIN....

 

causing a MASSIVE GUSH of blood.............BATH! :wallbash:

 

keepers anywho. :clapping::Gonefishing:

 

note: if you think im snagging fish illigaly.................... im must be skilled...........100 FOW!

lol takes mad skill

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