A question I should have asked yesterday - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

05-03-2012, 11:56 AM

Bleeding the fish is important. Gills, plus cuts at the base of
the tail that allow the circulatory system to vent--while the fish is
alive--ensuring for complete drainage.

Bleeding a fish allows you to keep your fish in storage longer,
since blood decomposes more quickly than muscle.

PS. Driftwood's the pro, not me!!!

05-03-2012, 11:56 AM	#19
yani Guest Posts: n/a	Bleeding the fish is important. Gills, plus cuts at the base of the tail that allow the circulatory system to vent--while the fish is alive--ensuring for complete drainage. Bleeding a fish allows you to keep your fish in storage longer, since blood decomposes more quickly than muscle. PS. Driftwood's the pro, not me!!!