How To Revive A Fish The Right Way | Bass Fishing

[@robcollins232]

Been fishing for 45 years and just found Bass Resource a couple of months ago. You are never too old to learn new things.

[@misterjiggly]

Thanks for posting this! It's an easy thing that can be done to help fish survive. In addition, playing a fish as little as your equipment will allow prevents lactic acid build up in its muscles, resulting in easier revival upon release. The exception to this is deep water fishing, where a fish should be reeled in at a rate that will allow its swim bladder to function properly.

[@bigt4u610]

I just learned something today. Thank you!!

[@dennisstutzenburg9351]

Thanks for the information, I had already knew this though it's great to pass this on to others that still do the old way of revive the bass and other fish!

[@jimwyant1621]

I never really thought about only using the forward motion, but now it just makes sense. Thanks for the tip, BassResource!

[@brianbearden254]

A great fishing tip. I will share this with the different fishing clubs I belong to. Catch and release safely is the best way to fish

[@geraldnaughton5692]

Great tip!! I love these videos by Glen May there all very interesting!

[@chrisw1422]

great info! Never would have thought that moving the fish back and forth could possibly hurt them, but Im doing this from now on!

[@williamwhittenburg3212]

Excellent information! Bass Resource always has the answer to my bass fishing questions.

[@lemesnil1]

This is a solid way to keep our resources thriving... May I also suggest a full on battery of videos on proper handling of bass from the second you get them out of the water and maintaining their slime coat and having certain helpful tools handy to even understanding a timely release insuring that if there are figure 8's to be made that there will be few if any. :)..... Folk have your camera poised and in a handy spot so no time is wasted.... Remember fish can only breathe once they are back in their habitat and you'll have the picture to honor your efforts.

[@bassresource]

Cameron Phillips Yes, we do have a bunch of videos on fish care. kzbin.info/aero/PLP-6a_AVM1wZucIs1KtQKsu-MNwF8IAat

[@leov2034]

Absolutely genial , especially for the young ones , or new to the game . Keep them coming !!!

[@MCoetzee]

I've seen so many people doing the back-and-forth method, I thought it was the accepted way. Thank you for showing the correct method.

[@thomasrogers9129]

These are very good short and to the point videos that will help new or old bass fisherman

[@henryromero5033]

Definitely a need to know, caught an 8 lb bass recently and he was sluggish on his release. Thanks for the tip.

[@f2theb]

Awesome tip. I never knew about this. Thanks for the info BassResource.

[@ronniek778]

Great tip for all who does C&R. I've seen many just rocking the fish back and forth before.

[@shanes7614]

Great tip. I was taught while moving backwards to always use a very slow movement and then faster forward movement.

[@devonrutherford8969]

Great video didn't know this I learned something new today now I can share this with a few friends

[@bobtaylor1637]

Good info, I am done that before and never really thought about what I was doing.

[@stevenwoodruff8916]

Always find great advice at BassResource

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Subscribed and done. I enjoy watching all the videos. It always helps to get as much info as you can when it comes to fishing. There's always something to learn.

[@BenjiB14]

Very informative video your website is a great tool to help learn how to catch fish in a variety of situations keep up the good work

[@bassresource]

BenjiB14 Thank you!

[@jehedrick118]

Awesome educational resource for anglers of all levels

[@suzukiRM85bmx]

I really learn a lot from the website, and this channel.

[@ericwilson54]

Good info. Thank you, Bass Resource.

[@rodkesselring9149]

Wow thanks for the info. I know I have done this but never thought about it. Love Bass Resource!

[@lyndonjohnson3640]

That is a really good tip. I will share this with my club at our next meeting.

[@rethanasokha9462]

This is a very informational video thanks for the tip how to revive a fish!

[@scottjohnson3889]

Great videos, lots of info for all types of bass fisherman

[@timmcauliffe]

This video is great and informative. Can't mention the amount of time I've seen people hold the fish wrong then just toss it back in the water.

[@scottm3784]

as always good info from the folks at BassResource.

[@Gunforhire70]

I'm 45 years old and have learned more in the last 3 months watching your videos then I've learned my whole life.

[@bassresource]

Gunforhire70 Thank you! That means a lot!

[@Gunforhire70]

BassResource keep up the good work. Love the videos.

[@marlonphillips1385]

Great information I never knew to move the fish in a figure 8 pattern I always moved them back-and-forth.

[@davemargerum4167]

Once again, another great video Glen

[@1978JT1996]

Excellent tip, I wonder how many of us didn't know this and have been doing it wrong (using the back and forth motion, instead of the figure eight?) Thank you!

[@Tmmytomato]

Thanks for the post. Hopefully more people will read and heed.

[@virgilhall2364]

The best video so for, that I've seen on how to release the fish back to it natural habitat, Great Job!!!!!!!

[@bassresource]

Virgil Hall Thank you!

[@mastershitposter420]

@@bassresource i thought bye fish buddy!n dont get eaten by sharks. at the end

[@garystauty9749]

This was a great training video! I did not know this till now. Thank you!

[@jasonhopper9637]

Awesome video. Great information for all anglers. Great KZbin channel.

[@manonthemoon9736]

Great video and important information's here. Must share!

[@fasttimes1977]

Some great videos. Wow I never knew I have been doing it wrong my whole life. I'm going to be reviving this way going forward. Thanks

[@brendonpowers]

Didn't even think about that being an issue. I will change my release technique from now on.

[@TheBoostin21]

Practiced this a few times, but the video definitely gave more insight. Wish a lot of the "pros" or "tournament anglers" would pay attention like this. It would stop a lot of the die off that happens after big tournaments. I know in the AZ lakes, which is where I live, a die off from a 2 day tournament is crucial because our bass populations are not as vast as most states.

[@natecassera3798]

Great video I will make sure to let all my friends know about this.

[@raymondwells3012]

Great video thanks for correcting me on reviving a fish, forward only and figure 8!

[@Bigsquatchin]

Heard the same thing from a friend, to not force water through backwards, I love bassresource.com I'm always on there!!

[@MrKickerZz]

Thanks for all the awesome videos you do! Glad I watched this one as I am one of the rock back and fourth kinda guys. Now I know!

[@tonylam6124]

Great information, thanks for sharing as usual.

[@inigomontoya6968]

Great tip filed away for future application!

[@glennkichenbrand9627]

Hope more people take note of this. Thanks to BassResource for the info.

[@bassresource]

Glenn Kichenbrand You're welcome!

[@rickybrewer5922]

is very interesting tip on how to revive a fish even though I have done it that way for years I still love you guy's video's!

[@drush1373]

Love this site. Info is awesome. Very helpful.

[@timjacobs5915]

Great info for my next trip out.

[@phillies99fan]

Great tips and tricks have learned a lot from your videos.

[@sydneygerrain9234]

You learn something new every day

[@algrab3986]

Wish I caught enough fish to do this. In all honesty, I will do this with my catches from now on. Thanks for the educational resourceful information.

[@captscottnelson6884]

Good to see more on this as so many people don't know

[@kt9283x]

Great video! Keep them coming!

[@kirkgossett8322]

Always good info. Thanks for sharing

[@pyroteej08]

Good video! Always enjoy learning new things from the website and KZbin channel

[@afhard1head]

Now that Sir is a fantastic video. Thank you very much for sharing this info.

[@bassresource]

afhard1head Thanks for watching!

[@jalm8487]

Great info. Thanks for the video!

[@brandonholmes9200]

Always educational! Thanks

[@johnmadison1200]

Fantastic information. Always watching out for new videos.

[@jamesbond2488]

Bass resource that is a great tip that I never knew about thanks for sharing

[@bassresource]

jasper pruett Thank you!

[@swiftshark1202]

ive been looking for this thank you so much

[@markmeintel3935]

Good basic knowledge for all fishermen ...catch and release

[@chrisbuehler7538]

Great video, so many helpful tips.

[@angler_nut692]

Great tips again from Bass resource. Com

[@BrianSmith-ml5qv]

Great information, thank you for sharing!!!

[@pineycreek1]

Excellent information which is very important as temperatures rise this time of year.

[@alaskanadventures5865]

Very interesting. Thanks for the video!

[@americanman6347]

I've never heard anyone say to do that. Good tip I always thought it wasn't right to do it like that but I didn't know why. Thanks Glenn.

[@bassresource]

Robert Grasso You're welcome!

[@tommydiva7238]

Thanks for the great video. Information I didn't know but will use from now on.

[@5904Leep]

Great Tip. Hope all learn from this video. Keep em coming.

[@cvimac]

Sounds good! You're a great source of fishing information!

[@tybean00]

This tip has saved me billions of fish ! I'd rather the fish survive than die! Thanks Bass Resource!

[@GeraldHoltcoins]

This totally makes since! Thanks for the tip.

[@robertomarquez4820]

Did not know that. Thanks Bass Resource.

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I love this channel. It's full of relative info!

[@BassandFurious]

Great video! Really appreciate all the resources you provide.

[@josephshew6359]

Always good to have a refresher.

[@jelly_fishing]

Great information. Definitely need to change my approach. I hope all Fishing TV hosts listen because many move the fish back and forth. Thanks for the helpful tip

[@josephdialjr7187]

Very interesting, I did not know that about the gill thing. Thanks,

[@yomangi]

Good stuff happen here. Keep up the great work.

[@mwmnmwm]

nice to see this kind of video out there. I've had pretty good luck with fish swimming off, just a few small 'other than bass' fish has not made it.

[@ronnewbery7525]

Very interesting stuff, never heard this before but i will pass it on and use this.

[@patrickkozak2124]

Thanks for the video learned a lot from it.

[@leeannhamm6699]

Awesome advice as always!!

[@twiztidvue]

Awesome Video....thanks for sharing!

[@whuffman3]

This helped thanks. Was already doing it this way but helped me to explain to someone else.

[@petegonzales291]

Excellent tip. Good to Know.

[@jhillman17]

Good to know, especially for the summer.

[@timjenningsfishing]

Great tip on how to correctly protect our bass that will protect our sport. Keep up the great tips.

[@Milehighsnake98]

Fantastic information...I never knew that could be bad.

[@foxriderhd]

hey good videos and vary informative. my son and I really like them as we are kinda new to the bass fishing world. I need to turn up my game because he has caught a bigger and more fish than I have this yr already. thanks again

[@bassresource]

M BURTON That's awesome!

[@ArrowHeadsOutdoors]

Bass Resource, Rocks!

[@collinworsham6074]

Thanks that really helped because I use to pus it back and forth. But today I went fishing and caught a nice 5 pounder and it helped me get her up and ready to swim away again so thank you

[@mnije]

Very informative. I just learned something new for the week!

[@bynfne]

I've never done it that way before. Thanks for the tip!!