How to safely un hook deep hooked Flatfish - Flounder, Dab, Plaice, Fluke SUPER CHEAP EASY HOMEMADE
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- How to make a super easy and cheap homemade flatfish disgorger from discarded metal wire coat hangers. Then a step by step demo on how to safely unhook and save a deep hooked flatfish. Works for Flounder, Dab, Plaice, Fluke and other flatfish.
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What a brilliant video / demo on how to help save the fish .. brill idea making the disgorgers out of the hangers .. love watching all your videos mate .. your a great angler but the most impressive thing is how much you care about fish and general sea life .. 10/10 pal 👌🏻
A simple and effective way to not damage a fish. Thanks for sharing I now need to hunt down a few wire coat hangers lol
Genius. Never seen that before
I'm using this Disorger since 1 year and its great to unhook flounders. No Blood, Not realy damage to the fish. Quick and easy.
Greetings from Germany 👍
Thanks for sharing this. I caught a flounder earlier that got gut hooked. I did my absolute best to save the fish as I do care about their wellbeing. But unfortunately I didn’t have the right tools and or skills to unhook it properly and been beating myself up about it for awhile to where I’ve been researching how to save their lives and you showed me how (incase this happens again) that I can properly dispose of the hook and save the fish’s life next time. I felt so bad. Hopefully I can properly save the fish next time that happens thanks to you.
It will happen again. Its important to have disgorgers and learn how to use them. It does feel horrible when they get hurt 😖
So simple but very clever, thanks John & the one-eyed flounder lives to fight another day🐟😀
thank you its saved fishes lives
Great video👍. I'll definitely be making 2 of those.♥️♥️
Thank you for sharing.👏👏
Take care and stay safe.😷🙊
I learnt from an old boy i think around waltin naize and clacton pier! To have a length of wool twine etc usually dyed red snelled to bend of the hook not only is it a bait enhancer you can use it to tug the hook through the gills to unhook flatties dabs mostly!
Absolutely brilliant! Thank you!
looks like it works... nice
Great information, thanks for sharing
John so informative well done a great video
A really great tool, I'll try a smaller version on course fish, thanks for sharing it with us.
What a neat idea!
Thanks John what a simple idea!
Great vid… keep making em!
wow you have one more chanel 🍀😉👍
Thanks a lot.Regards from Greece.
Nice one John! Useful information well explained. Lovely Flounder. Nice to see you back in the workshop! Winter is here, must be time for some more Pallet woodspoiling! 😁😁 Stay safe & well! 👍👍
Thank you for this, appreciate it very much
Ive saved this one John.
Going to try this as always having difficulty with this even with Gemini Disgorger and many others ive bought.
Stevie in Fife.
very ingenious
Very informative video John well done, can the same type of disgorger and technique be used with other species of fish?? Cheers
Really informative tutorial, I will use this procedure from now on, would there any further benefit in using a circle / barbless hook for deeply hooked fish? Thanks
Trying to make one but proving difficult. Anyy way.ine can be purchased? Please
Presumably it works on round fish too?
I love the *flap* *flap* of the flounder at the end. How much did you pay for such a perfect actor? 🤣
Seems that any fish Course,Sea or Game that is allowed to hook itself can become deeply hooked and gorge the hook...striking earlier could prevent this I'm guessing.
Hi John. I'm still really confused by this and trying to get my head round how the hook actually turns around inside if it's hooked into fish? Could you maybe please do another video and try and demonstrate without a fish so we see what happens?
Took me a second to work it out but I understand. You need to wrap around the line and not the hook, this tool hooks above the eye and spins the shank around where its hooked, if you're careful you can ease the hook around, letting the hooked bit slide around the bend as you pull the eye down deeper into the throat with a small loop of line hanging out the gills. Unwind the tool, when you look into the mouth, you should be able to see the hook bend rather than the hook eye. Hook this tool onto the hook and give a firm tug to pull the barb out and the hoop of line. You are going to cause damage the second the hook went in, but this method ensures you do very little damage when pulling it out.
Condoms with the tips cut off make great practice fish.
Bro that looked well easy need something for dog fish lol those things are a right pain for taking ya hook all way down
How long for the hook to dissolve?
Can't get my head around this.
Surely when the hook is turned around it makes a new hole in the fish, then when its pulled back through the mouth that line that's been pulled out through the gills is also pulled through that new hole and tears between the initial hole and the new hole caused by puncturing the fish twice?
Isn't it easier and less harmful to just pull the hook out backwards through the gills then snipping it off?
Sam here. I'm really confused as to how the hook turns around in fish.
@@Adam_Outdoors If in doubt there is no doubt. This method is bull crap.
Nice demo. I first saw this on Fisho's RUclips channel. That has disappeared now. Does anyone know why?
Billy"fisho" Bantock is alive,well and still fishing the local beaches. He felt he'd gone as far as he could with the channel.
@@robsmith7391 Thanks for the reply. Thats good to know. Shame the channel was deleted.
Condoms with the tips cut off make great practice fish. Its funny because it's true
or use circle hooks
90% doesn’t work for flounders or dabs. The shape of their mouths and the way they feed doesn’t turn the circles.
@@thefishlockerworkshop Nope not true they work very well on flat fish. Give them a proper try.
@@CJB- If you say which true circle hooks you have found most effective I think that may help people.
U LOOK LIKE MR.BEAN😅
No he doesn't