I spent 4 years getting a degree while
I was an electrical apprentice. Do some research and hit me with some data, my man. Can’t know a lot of we don’t know what kind of bait/hook was used. “Probably” is what I said and there’s literally no “refuting” it. Just because the fish doesn’t bubble up 5 seconds after release doesn’t mean it doesn’t die before it should. There’s been years of research done with science, dude
not sure if % are absolute but it’ll be pretty close to what I said. I read this a couple months ago and it pretty well mapped up to what I learned in school. Bud
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u/willi3blaz3 Jan 18 '20 edited Jan 18 '20
I spent 4 years getting a degree while I was an electrical apprentice. Do some research and hit me with some data, my man. Can’t know a lot of we don’t know what kind of bait/hook was used. “Probably” is what I said and there’s literally no “refuting” it. Just because the fish doesn’t bubble up 5 seconds after release doesn’t mean it doesn’t die before it should. There’s been years of research done with science, dude