If you're on Ifish this late on a Saturday night, either bleary eyed from a day of fishing today or too amped up about fishing tomorrow to go to bed, then you deserve a Ready, Set. Pat yourself on the back: you're hardcore.
The prize: some Mustad hooks (I'll leave it up to Jennie to decide what size and how many to send you).
The question: for what two species did Mustad originally design the circle hook?
The disclaimers: well, there aren't any.
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amp, I've been googling mustad for 10 minutes now and can't find the answer. I threw those species up there because they were the first one I could find under circle hooks. Unfortunately after reading, those were some of the "bycatch" species that the hooks were intending to make it easier to release . I can't for the life of me find the species they were actually designed to "catch" although I think there were sought after by Austrailians...
OK, how about turtles and sea-birds?? :grin:
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If Google is legal and acurate, then the answer is Coalfish and Pollack. Yeah, I fish them all the time in the Skipanon. Above the tide gate. At night. When I ain't ifishin'.
And Tyboo wins!! I have no idea what sort of hooks Jennie is going to send you but I hope you like them. PM me your details and I'll forward them to Jennie for shipping.
Thanks for playing! And remember: you never know when a Ready Set will strike.
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Hardcore Ifish Ready Set...
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. I can't for the life of me find the species they were actually designed to "catch" although I think there were sought after by Austrailians...
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