06-25-2013, 02:31 PM
Or a different type of dehooker. I use one that for dehooking larger saltwater fish, like sharks, mackerel, etc..... with big mouths full of sharp teeth. For me, in fresh water, nothing beats a good old pair of stainless needle pliers. I've caught a bunch of gar, and i've never had an issue with just pliers.
You can bump up your line class if you want to, but that might impact the castability of the reel, and could also impact how many bites you get. In a lot of instances, the light gear is key to success.
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You can bump up your line class if you want to, but that might impact the castability of the reel, and could also impact how many bites you get. In a lot of instances, the light gear is key to success.
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