Blazerman Posted October 8, 2018 Posted October 8, 2018 After reading this thread I realize I have been very lucky dealing with thrashing whites and hybrids after dark using a crank bait with two treble hooks. Seems like they never stop fighting and thrashing while trying to unhook them. I am now going to make sure I have a new pair of side cutters and a first aid kit in my boat. One thing I have noticed though is I have hooked my paints leg or shorts a few different times while carrying my rods down to the boat because of the hook keepers hooked on the rod. It seems it always results in a torn article of clothing getting the hook back out when that happens.
JestersHK Posted October 8, 2018 Author Posted October 8, 2018 1 hour ago, kjackson said: If you need inspiration to carry side-cutters, perhaps these images will help. If we'd thought of removing the second hook before pulling the one in my leg, then the hook in the finger would not have happened... Man thats a dose of double suck right there... If you know any Paramedics a syringe of lidocaine in the hook kit helps too! LOL
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