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Keep these CATCH-N-RELEASE Pointers in mind:

• Wet your hands before touching fish or use a net made with a soft nylon or cotton material.  Fish have a protective mucous film surrounding their body which protects them from infections. 

• Keep fish in the water while removing the hook.  Fish get the oxygen they need from the water

• Remove the hook using needle nose pliers.  Crimp the barb of the hook with pliers if it cannot be removed without damaging the fish

• Cut the line if the fish has swallowed the hook

Practice Safe Towing:

Check the following items EVERY TIME YOU TOW NO MATTER HOW SHORT THE TRIP!

• Hitchball  

• Coupler     

• Safety Chains     

• Retaining Pins & Clips        

• All other connections

Don't proceed until you are sure everything is secure and that the trailer lights and brakes are working properly.

Re-check at fuel and rest stops.  While you are stopped, check your trailer wheels.  Make sure they are not running too hot.

Carry extra fuses, trailer lights, tools, fix-a-flat, wheel bearings and grease.  You never know what will happen away from home.

Finally, trailers or boats should not be occupied while being towed, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES!

Remember -- EVERY TIME YOU TOW NO MATTER HOW SHORT THE TRIP!

The start of any Fish or Hunt should always begin with checking the weather forecast every morning.

What do fish do when the water temperature approaches high levels?

They attempt to avoid the hot surface waters by going deeper into cooler water.  Some of the best fishing may be in the early morning or late evening when the temperature is at its lowest.

Know the temperature range of your favorite fish:

LARGEMOUTH BASS                          50-85

WHITE BASS & BLUE GILL                 60-85

CRAPPIE                                           55-75

SMALLMOUTH BASS                         50-75

Here's a TIP from a WELD-CRAFT Boat owner from Kentucky...

Don't wait until the day you go fishing to fuel up.  You will get gas on your hands, and fish don't like that. A lot of anglers wonder why their favorite lure isn't tearing 'em up.  It's probably not the lure at all, but the reak of gasoline on the lure from your hands.  Washing generally doesn't help much, so fuel up a day or two in advance.

Don't forget to put on your SunScreen and especially don't forget plenty of fluids, to keep your body hydrated.

DO NOT mix alcohol & boating.  It is NOT safe.  Alcohol impairs vision, balance, coordination and judgment.  Someone who is familiar with drinking often without anything going amiss could easily believe that they could handle any situation.  You may not even notice that you are losing your abilities.  Most adult boaters do not wear life jackets.  If in an accident, a drunk boater will have difficulty trying to swim to a life saving device, let alone put it on, due to their inability to coordinate and impaired frame of mind.  It is always better to make sound decisions not to drink alcohol while driving & or boating than wait until its to late and have regrets. Have NO Regrets.

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