One could argue that it doesn't matter whether you are killing and eating the animal because you are still ending its life and it will never continue on again. However, when we catch and release fish in the safest way possible, at least they get to keep living. One could even say that it is wrong to kill a deer because you are taking away one of their family members. The problem is that when you try to make a moral argument as a hunter or fisherman, it can just as easily be flipped back on you. If you want the moral high ground, then you should consider stopping fishing and hunting altogether because no matter what there is something that you are doing that can be viewed as morally bad.
Ive heard that studies show that fish go right back to feeding after a good catch and release. Don't have proof but it's a good argument in support of catch and release.
Went there a few days ago and got a rental. Was my first time mountain biking really and it was super fun. Full suspension is out of my budget tho, what do you think about a cannondale habit ht3 hardtail? Seems like a good trail bike and like it could handle the easy stuff at this park for when I come back! I think it’s 130mm front suspension. Has an aggressive frame.
That’s awesome man, I just got one today for 100 bucks… I’m already thinking of ways to upgrade it…😂 I definitely want a fish finder and trolling motor… I’d like to have an anchor reel too, so I can pull up drop anchor and reel it back up when I’m ready to move. I thought it looked like it would be stable but I gotta say that was impressive. I didn’t think it would be anywhere near that stable. Thanks for the review…✌🏼
We ate a lot of smallies at a lake up in Canada where there was no limit on them. My dad used crayfish to catch them which is not legal in my state so he got to do that up there
This is the second video I watched is I don't see how you're not famous for mountain biking in making videos your content's great I love that diamondback hardtail that's what I'm looking at getting is a diamondback hardtail I'm 38 now and I'm getting back into mountain biking after multiple years of sobriety and clean time while drugs and alcohol it helps with my 88 and anxiety what would you recommend for somewhere around $600 to $700 for a nice hardtail diamondback I was looking on the website I can tune in upgrade and work on it myself I used to race Motocross but I always had a bad to the bone mountain bike❤❤❤❤ thank you very much man??
I really like this bike but I don't know if diamondback still has it since its 2017 I will buy it right now and orange is my favorite color sorry I have ADHD and I commented video goes cuz I'll forget I liked and subbed already this is the first video😂😂❤❤
I should have my taxes any day and I'm going to spend between $600 and $700 on a diamondback hardtail what would you recommend now in 2024?? ❤❤ Your channel it's got me back in the mountain biking after multiple years of sobriety🎉🎉🎉THANKS BUDDY
I remember my beautiful pink spider bike when I was 11, all the kids in the neighborhood would line up and see who could skid the best or jump the best. It was amazing. My dad accidently ran over it with the car and only warped the back wheel but that did not stop me I rode that thing forever and I believe it was a better skidder because of that warped wheel. I have it in my genes and I love riding in the dirt and on gravel.. yes baby bring on the charm
planning to exclusively catch and release is fucking bizarre... if i'm fishing for it I'm planning on eating it. If the regulations make it so there are a high chance I have to catch and release, I refuse to fish for that species. I'll just fish for something else, or hunt more deer, or hunt ducks or something that I can kill and eat.
Its the hardest 5 miles i ever did. Hard tail is out of the question here. I can do the entire 16 miles Six Mile Run in the same time i can do one 5 mile lap at sourlands
In the 70’s my Dad would make a ‘Scrambler’ bike by taking an old road bike put on straight bars, nobbled tyres & make it single speed. We would take it to the woods & go scrambling..I guess you could call this early MTB’n this started my long life love of bikes to this day I still ride regularly. Currently on a Canyon Lux ‘trail’ down country bike & still having a blast & 54years old 😽
The impact of mortality caused by catch-and-release practices is often underestimated by both anglers and fishery managers. From a review of 118 catch-and-release studies (Appendix 1), which, in total, involved over 120,000 fish, the average mortality associated with catch-and-release angling was 16.2%.
Yeah I'm with you man... I went there once something like 3 or 4 years ago and I'm like people ride is?! 😆 I'm going to go back and give it another try 👍 I expect a little bit of hike a bike so my expectations will be well just going to go and try to have some fun do some sessioning & little bit of trials riding.
Nice review. I went with the h10 and love it. These are great kayaks. I have zero complaints. I have numerous kayaks for other uses but this one was primarily for lake and slow standing river fishing and with the ascend rail systems I have limitless attachments. The anchor trolley was the best addition for those fishing hotspots.
Catch and release helps your federal wildlife people know about problems in bodies of water and species growth and change over time. Catch and release is very important.
