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Re: Fi****ng is Cold-Hearted!

by "Nick" <fishinprof@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 8, 2007 at 02:13 AM

The research on the survivability of fish that have been caught and
released 
simply does not sup****t this claim. Most of those fish survive. Many of
the 
deeply hooked fish even survive because the strong acid in the digestive 
system dissolves the hook. Today, all of the fishermen that I know release

most of the fish that they catch. The fish are not harmed. Since most fish

are lip hooked, there is usually no loss of blood. The statements made
below 
by "Radium" are refuted by the current research and are simply not true!

Have a Great Day!

Fi****nprof


"Radium" <glucegen1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
news:1168500002.956362.311500@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Fi****ng is a very cruel s****t that slowly and painfully kills the fish.
> The fish dies in the water before it is brought out to air. Thats
> right, it is not an easy bloodless death by suffocation, but rather a
> brutal, blood-spurting death caused by shock, profuse bleeding, and
> excruciating pain. The sharp objects on the fish-hook kill the fish by
> causing severe pain, hemmorhaging, and shock. This is very cruel and
> sadistic.
>
> Suffocation is not what kills the fish. Its the sharp stuff on the hook
> that slowly, painfully, yet surely kills the poor fish
>
> Stop fi****ng!!!!
>
> Shooting a deer is not nearly as sadistic as fi****ng.
>
> Those who fish are commiting a grave sin and will burn in hell after
> their deaths. Karma is a *****!
>
 




 2 Posts in Topic:
Re: Fishing is Cold-Hearted!
"Nick" <fish  2007-04-08 02:13:06 
Re: Fishing is Cold-Hearted!
Rodney Long <rdlong@[E  2007-04-08 08:51:03 

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