Night fishing is in many ways – exactly the same as fishing during the day, when it comes to structures, lures, tactics and such. Yet, it does pose some unique issues for handling the landing and release of hooked fish. As with the fishing itself, every step of the process is made a little more difficult by the cover of darkness, and, even more potentially dangerous. When dealing with big, strong fish and heavy hooks, there is potential for serious injury to both fish and angler. Being hooked to a lure that is also still hooked to the fish can happen in a flash. Serious problems for both parties are the result. While fishing has never been considered an exceptionally dangerous sport, serious injury or even death could be the result if the angler is fishing alone at night! I offer here that fishing alone in total darkness is not recommended for anyone. Regardless of how many fish an angler may have handled, it only takes one mistake to get in serious trouble with no help present. Without a doubt, some type of hands-free lighting is needed. I should mention too, that it pays to get a little more organized […]
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