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? Field and Stream (blog) Meet my new fishing buddy, Dylan Looze, from Round Rock, Texas... He is an intern with Trout Unlimited, who has joined me and the TU crew on a couple road ...
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How do I keep a fish alive when fishing from shore, keeping it fresh while I fish during the day?
Q. I am going stream fishing for trout how do I keep the fish fresh while I continue to fish for more? If I use a stringer to keep fish in the water what is commonly use to keep one end on the shore/bank?
Asked by princesspbear - Fri Jun 15 16:30:22 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could go with a fish stringer or as Brandon pointed out a creel is a good go also. I've got an OLD wicker creel, think she be around 50 years plus (if thats anything at all) and I'll do the same ie., use of leaves, moss, etc.. That along with fresh creek water they'll keep nice and cool. As far as how stringer stays on shore, there's usually a ring at the end of it ~ just put a strong twig through it and push it inta' the ground. Common sense is goin' ta' be a factor, especially if ya' have some nice size fish. Cabela's link below has a real nice stringer if ya' go that way...
Answered by FishSteelhead - Fri Jun 15 18:18:27 2007
Q. I am going stream fishing for trout how do I keep the fish fresh while I continue to fish for more? If I use a stringer to keep fish in the water what is commonly use to keep one end on the shore/bank?
Asked by princesspbear - Fri Jun 15 16:30:22 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could go with a fish stringer or as Brandon pointed out a creel is a good go also. I've got an OLD wicker creel, think she be around 50 years plus (if thats anything at all) and I'll do the same ie., use of leaves, moss, etc.. That along with fresh creek water they'll keep nice and cool. As far as how stringer stays on shore, there's usually a ring at the end of it ~ just put a strong twig through it and push it inta' the ground. Common sense is goin' ta' be a factor, especially if ya' have some nice size fish. Cabela's link below has a real nice stringer if ya' go that way...
Answered by FishSteelhead - Fri Jun 15 18:18:27 2007
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