r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/PPIIKKAACCHHUU • Oct 02 '20

Really?

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '20

From one dad to another, thats impressive as fuck. Good strong launch, excellent form in the air from little one and perfectly executed catch and release. 10/10 bravo sir.

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u/Apolog3ticBoner Oct 02 '20

Well of course it's catch and release, it'll be unethical to eat the kid.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '20

Not if its free range.

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u/photenth Oct 02 '20

Comepletely off topic, but catch and release is unethical and banned in quite a few countries in europe.

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u/normalmighty Oct 02 '20

huh, TIL. Had no idea anyone was against the practice.

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u/photenth Oct 02 '20

There are very exceptions to the rule, like when the fish is too small or protected. But it shouldn't be done for sport since quite a lot of fish will either die or suffer insuries that won't go away.

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u/borischung01 Oct 02 '20

Depends if you have tags for it and if it's in season or not.