Disclaimer: The techniques described in this article are provided for informational purposes only. This is not medical advice. Removing a fishhook can be risky, and improper technique may cause ...

After you've landed your fish, you need to get the hook out. Most of the time it's a simply matter. Just grasp the hook or lure, push back against the direction the hook penetrated and you're done.

A lightweight tool that makes it a snap to release fish caught with a barbless hook is being produced by members of a Spokane fly fishing club who say it could save countless fish in catch-and-release ...

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VIRGINIA BEACH — Animal care staff at the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center were kept busy Thursday morning. The crew spent most of the morning performing surgery to remove a hook from the ...

RIVERSIDE, Calif.-- Anglers don't expect to take home dinner when they practice catch-and-release fishing, but they might not be the only ones missing out on a meal. In a study published today in The ...

Learn these two proven fishhook removal techniques—the jerk method and push-through method—so you can handle this common fishing injury without a hospital visit. Disclaimer: The techniques described ...