Cape Fair 12/6

[cheesemaster]

Oh ouch!!!! That is nasty looking!!! I would have call the medics with my phone - I wouldn't have used it to take pictures, lol. 

[m&m]

56 minutes ago, gruber said:

Gotta watch those short K's that get off right as you're reaching for the line to lift them in the boat...RK fish that was too green

 

Gruber, I always use a lure on my treble hooks.  I never tried it without a lure.  HMMM....holding a treble hook in your hand to try to entice a fish to bite the hook.....not something I think I will try. lol  looks painful.  I have buried hooks too, as I am sure most of us have. 

Mike

[Skeeter2]

Is that a new noodlin' technique?

[gruber]

Wasn't something I was wishing for at all but stuff happens, as for noodlin', I am not that brave or crazy and I apologize for derailing this thread.....C&R

[Champ188]

I'm guessing the old line trick didn't work in that tricky location. Removed by doctor?

[dtrs5kprs]

Dude...that was seriously buried. Made me want to throw out all of my Yellow Magics (5 years later and they still creep me out).

[Ham]

Holy Crap that looked bad gruber. Makes me want to throw a barbless Ned the rest of my life. 

 

[Sore Thumbs]

Nice job. I buried a crankbait in my leg on Sunday. The barb was not as deep as yours though. I just had to snip the skin by the barb and it came right out. It was strange. No bleeding and relatively painless. I got lucky.

[96 CHAMP]

2 years ago I buried part of a treble hook from a floating rapala in my left hand that was hanging from a shelf in my garage as I was walking in to the house from work, went to set a six pack of bottled water between 2 shelves and got hooked, had to go to emergency room to get it removed as it was buried in palm of my left hand, oops!!

[gruber]

We tried to cut the split ring to free the hook but nothing I had in the boat was strong enough so two hours at the emergency room and it was gone, toughest part was the shot to numb it but I got a tetanus shot too so all was good