HOW TO USE A FISH DESCENDING DEVICE - Fish release tool

[@GroundedFlyboy737]

Well heck, you learn something new every day. Never heard of a descending device until today. Thank you for increasing my sphere of knowledge. Have a great weekend!

[@tomtiernan8134]

I have never heard of one of these descending devices. Very clever and is a great way to practice sustainable fishing. I’m glad you brought up the fish coming up from great depths with their air bladders hanging out. That’s another tool I wouldn’t have thought to buy for my fishing gear setup. Thanks

[@markdavis4318]

I love how they do this about every day but they still get so excited when they get a fish on the line!

[@mayersimchasandman9147]

Looks awesome, just made your panko breaded snapper with salsa again I used mahi this time everyone loves it. My little brother who doesn't really like fish loves it as well

[@carlmccoy662]

I just got a descending device identical to yours. That is why I watched this. I got the device because statistics say, and my experience is close to these numbers, only 20% of red snapper survive with traditional venting. With a descending device survival is 80%. I will find out going forward if the latter is accurate. It is heartbreaking to watch a beautiful fish float away. Thanks for posting this video

[@cbrusharmy]

Kona is a great addition to the family.

[@f.alexander.poetry2343]

Great sunglasses !!

[@reelcs]

Ladies awesome video informative and action driven at the Ema time! Great job!!

[@kateskrmetta2022]

Always nice to come home from an awesome day of fishing to a Gale Force Trio

[@brucevrooman1248]

Glad you are covering barrow trauma and the defending device. I wish they had one for fresh water. To many fish being released and killed due to barrow trauma. Walleyes being caught from 20 ft and deeper if released will die.

[@BlitzcastFishingNewCaledonia]

Definitely need one of these to try. We get alot of fish we want to release while jigging and without this device i don't know how u can correctly do it. Excellent thanks for the info and informative videos

[@UKFishCam]

Great underwater footage!

[@rockydubois1052]

You should rig an underwater camera to your descender line. Or even to some fishing rigs! Maybe a trolling rig

[@learningfromthesea]

Great video! keep up the amazing job

[@Steve-Jody]

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[@UrbanFisherman]

Great info 👍🏾

[@jasons.298]

Great video. A good knot lesson too! I'm going to try your chicken rig up here in BC for bar fishing. Cheers 🙂

[@davidhopson9802]

Great video God bless love y'all

[@belindawiggins194]

Looks great , just ordered one ,we currently use weight with a large barbless hook Like the idea of a lip grip system to limit damage to fishes mouth

[@trouty7947]

Also allows for auto release. I imagine it would actually be less reliable to use some hook based system. A win win situation!

[@bonaggi]

Thanks for letting me know. I usually catch and cook though!

[@scott5647]

Great tips, Thank you!!

[@locoboy46]

Great job!

[@S_p_a_r_k_y]

👍 Another excellent video! First time I have seen the descending device used. Any update on your fishing rods? 🎣

[@ajfishing2386]

gread underwater footage!

[@oldguyrulesweyerman6955]

I think attaching it to your lip and free diving down with a go-pro would have been a good demonstration hahahaha 🎣🎣🤙🤙

[@brynmawr12000]

Great vid. Do you ever use a waist rod holder?

[@ripptydevibes2581]

We use it on a hand spool of dacron so its always ready without needing to be rigged to a rod. I dream of the day our Tog fisherman wake up and stop keeping all of those beautiful long lived fish!

[@danielwojciechowski6980]

Heard you mention tile fish you should check out jacki Shea's last video 👍👍👍👍

[@freddy3070]

I am switching to circle hooks.which circle hooks are the best, I do all lot bottom fishing.

[@rastafishermanfiji6796]

Dog is so cool is the name Kona ?

[@pequestyle5453]

Wow...

[@Scuba_Bro]

What happened to the paint on the starboard side Yamaha cover? 🤔 my inner OCD wants to repaint it for you 🤓

[@GaleForceTwins]

😆 AGE

[@larryshaw5688]

What rod/reel combo did you use to catch the Jack?

[@BaitedCastaways]

New to me. I heard it’s a regulation to have one. Is this only for 100ft or more fishing?

[@MrMacman71]

slick device! I use the shelton one! I believe it is a requirement to have one of those devices if you are targeting reef fish. FWC is always surprising us!!!

[@jamesallbright3170]

Technically anything below 100 but all else good stuff

[@ไพศาลทองมาก-ห5ท]

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[@michaelhankins420]

Is this just a FL thing? (Having to descend fish). Here in Texas we just vent the fish. I use a ice pick.

[@wattsup4800]

Have sharks ever got em on the way down ?

[@markconnelly1806]

What about just catching fish in the first 15 feet of water and reeling in very slow?

[@chrischapoteau3263]

So what if your fish get attacked on the way down and the device never releases

[@ImionsaeXwb77]

Shit 22 minute for a minute demo.. get to the chase, point.

[@C-24-Brandan]

👍👍👌😎

[@aaahtex902]

**I LOVE THESE TWO CUTIES!!! = SO SMART!!!((

[@alvinsmith4589]

How do you vent your fish?? And do y’all ever use y’all radar if so could y’all do a video on it like a tutorial?? Also can’t you hurt them by sending them down to fast so you would have to have the right sinker

[@trouty7947]

You hurt them by taking them up too fast, so the faster the better when repressurising them. However, it probably depends on how much force you apply to the lip continuously when descending if it's going to damage them. And you do this instead of venting. Venting is very harmful and kills the majority of fish it's used on, descending them this way actually saves the fish.

[@Salty_004]

What happened to the little doggie?! All I see is Kona?

[@angelc6395]

Thank you for helping to disseminate this information.

[@Salty_004]

When can we buy your rods?!? Take my money!

[@justfor8550]

fish elevator

[@Isscander]

Next time, make a 2-minute video and don't waste my time.

[@SOPhenix-np6cl]

Ok.... we use this every trip in NorCal. It’s illegal to fish for rock fish greater than 100ft w/o one in our waters.... y’all on the east coast light years away from sustainable fishing, and your weather is always nice (don’t get why you guys complain all the time).

[@larss592]

Yeah Cali is sooo much better than the rest.

[@larss592]

Soooo, that makes the decending device an 'unfishing' tool? Honey what did you do today? Oh ya know i spent part of it fishing and part of it unfishing. The questioner walks away with a strange queried look on their face. Lol

[@paulws58]

Do you ladies ever get sea sick?

[@GaleForceTwins]

Here is the link to the Seaqualizer! seaqualizer.com

[@reelman243]

All for sustainability, but isn't this a shark feeder?I suppose it depends on your location, but a lot of times, the tax man would LOVE another chance at the fish you just jerked out of his menu

[@MisterK-YT]

God dayum. What a fox

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[@bayardtaylor2990]

So when you bring up a fish. When his stomach is coming out his mouth. I don’t think releasing him back at 100 foot of water. Is going to matter

[@jessepecor7311]

It’s not the fishes stomach, it’s the swim bladder it’s a sac that fills with O2 to help the fish regulate its height in the water. It expands when the fish is brought up and contracts when it’s brought back to it capture depth so yes it helps. If you just released the fish it would float at the surface and suffocate.

[@billstegall2639]

No it is their stomach. The air bladder pushes the stomach out.

[@tonyzamora258]

Catch it, then immediately release it and worry about hurting it because you caught it, and try to release it at the depth you caught it. But its already been pulled from its preferred depth and out the water not breathing. Am I the only one thinking whats the point of doing any of it.

[@trouty7947]

Probably are the only one. You're right that you've already hurt the fish, but doing this gives it a solid chance of surviving. If you just chuck it back in the water, it's as good as dead most of the time.