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They are less harmful to the fish and easier to remove say if you don't have a pliers. Also if you are fishing with little kids not a bad idea to pinch the barb down so you don't get hooked past the barb. I usually remove the barb when I am fishing for sunnies with my little cousins so that it is safer and the fish are quickly released.

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They are less harmful to the fish and easier to remove say if you don't have a pliers. Also if you are fishing with little kids not a bad idea to pinch the barb down so you don't get hooked past the barb. I usually remove the barb when I am fishing for sunnies with my little cousins so that it is safer and the fish are quickly released.

Nice idea on the barbless hooks with children, I just saw a guy in the ER last week with a number 7 shad rap in his scalp ouch

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Yeah unless the little kids are mine (I don't have children) I would not let them use and crankbait that is 7-8 bucks either. But yeah that does hurt. Got one in my arm the other day, just missed the barb thankfully.

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In colorado within the mountain range, you must use a barbless hook when fishing for the trout.

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