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My grandson has been wearing the bass out every evening between 6 and dark so I thought it was time for me to try um. I went out of the boat house at straight up 6 oclock, didn'td even crank the motor just started fishing caught 4 keepers by 6:15, hooked another pretty good one, a spot, don't even know what he was doing up in the slew. I lifted him into the boat, reached and got him by the back laid the rod down(line slack) and that sog slipped through my hand and one of the treble hooks went to the bend, in the palm of my hand. I cut the line loose and came back accross the slew and was in the house at 6:30.
I lifted some numbsit when my wife was in the hospital last year for just such an occasion. Put a little on and couldn't pull it back out so my wife split it with a razor blade and out she came.
Dammit man, first time I have done that in at least 50 years.
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You're too old to be fishing.
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Guess you'll have to switch hands for a few weeks while that heals. 
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Ripping it out with fishing line doesn't hurt that bad.....
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Dam! Do you get too old to fish?
That sucker was in the heal of my hand, luckily it was the left hand. That skin there is pretty tough after 72 years of hard labor. It didn't hurt after I got that numbsit on it for a few seconds. Didn't bleed any either except where my wife cut it and it bled like the devil there.
Not a bit sore this morning. First thing I am gonna do is go to Riverside OUtdoors and get me a set of those "fish pliers" and go after um again if it don't start raining.
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There's a trick to getting a hook out neatly, but I can't describe as well as I can show it...
Glad you got it out with minimal damage, though! I got hooked in the head a few years ago by 2 of the points on a treble hook...that was bad!
Well behaved women never make history.~ Out back Quit laughing...I think I broke something.
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DorA, I sure would like to know what that trick is. I have seen the string thing and I know you gotta push it down away from the barb, and back but it never works for me. That ole palm of the hand is just too tough.
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Ain't but three ways to get them out. 1. Just like you did 2. the string trick (loop a string in the bend of the hook, push down with one finger on the eye of the hook, pull the sting) or 3. finish hooking yourself (push the barb through the skin so your hook and the cut the barb off so you can back the hook out)
They all pretty much suck
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Originally posted by Brent: You're too old to be fishing. Too old to fish? WTF? I was about 13 when my Grandad was 70. I asked him when did a man get too old for sex. He said, "I don't know yet". 
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Originally posted by Bigjack: DorA, I sure would like to know what that trick is. I have seen the string thing and I know you gotta push it down away from the barb, and back but it never works for me. That ole palm of the hand is just too tough. ...pretty much as johnnyreb describes (#2)...use stout fishing line, and SNATCH, don't pull! The only time this hasn't worked for me was when I had two barbs of a treble hook imbedded in my skull...because the hooks come from different angles, snatching one out backwards would've only torqued the other out sideways...had to go to the ER to get that one removed.
Well behaved women never make history.~ Out back Quit laughing...I think I broke something.
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Originally posted by Outback: Originally posted by Brent: [b] You're too old to be fishing. Too old to fish? WTF?
I was about 13 when my Grandad was 70. I asked him when did a man get too old for sex. He said, "I don't know yet". [/b]About the same time as your wife is tired of it!
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Originally posted by gobbler: About the same time as your wife is tired of it! Evidently that didn't matter to Grand Dadday, he was married 7 times ... shot three times and stabbed once.
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Clem... 
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