RELEASING DEEPWATER FISH

If you're out fishing and have been lucky enough to have landed your fill of tasty deepwater fish such as Hapuka and Bass, you might want to send one back for someone else to catch. Here's an easy effective way to do so that enables the fish to overcome the negative influence of barotrauma (inflation) which commonly occurs when deepwater fish are raised to the surface.
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i thought it was bad to pop the swim bladder as it causes infection... i might be wrong tho

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I don't mean to be a pain, but that was his stomach you poked a hole in. The swim bladder is behind 👍

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[@Qwistie_]

I thought ur not supposed to pop their swim bladder...it's a organ to hold gases.

[@Well_Edumacated]

you guys should take this video down. Trying to deflate the swim bladder is not the way to go about releasing deepwater fish safely. there is a bunch of products and stuff you can make that will get these fish back to the bottow.