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By Grainbelt · Posted
And they are big, feels like you have a bass on! We thru them all back. -
By delcecchi · Posted
I haven't done it on all my stuff, but I don't avoid using a bait because I mashed the barbs. It would probably be a good idea to mash more of them, even if just to make it easier to get them out when they get hooked on something like clothing or a rag. -
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By Wanderer · Posted
Manitoba requires the same, and I agree, we didn’t notice a difference either except for keeping bait on the hook. It’s just a hard mental block to get around. @LBerquist, ouch! Unfortunately I know what those are like. Both getting them out of myself and helping others! You can pinch the barbs down on any hook though. Some lay down nice and others will break off, leaving just a little bit of a rough bump which I kind of like better. There’s a little bit of grip left that way. -
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By LBerquist · Posted
I wish barb less hooks were more available. I'd switch, heard they come out easier.... -
By Borch · Posted
The gulp crawlers in packages are tougher than those in the alive container. The one in the picture is from the alive container. Both versions work well on spinner and slow death rigs. -
By Borch · Posted
Gulp crawler. In the spot the walleyes were going in there was a pile of 3-5" perch that tore up the real crawlers. Gulp crawlers took care of the issue and the eyes liked them too. -
By delcecchi · Posted
When we go to Quetico, barbless or mashed down barbs is mandatory. To tell the truth I haven't noticed that we lose more fish with barbless than barbed. Not catching muskies though. Pike, walleye, bass, lake trout. -
By delcecchi · Posted
Vermilion might be down a little, but not much. Your lakes might be different.
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