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If its never happened to you, then I question if youre really fishing as often as you should be

Now, don't get me wrong, you can still loose fish with these hooks, it's just that when you bury the hook properly (by getting a good hookset) and keep the line tight, the advantage goes to you and not the fish because that bend makes it difficult for them to shake the hook and get away, unlike a standard octopus which has a smooth / round bend on it

Take your time, get comfortable, and actually take some time to learn

Be sure to let us know how things are going by posting in the forum

Indications Barbless fishhook Superficially embedded fishhook Images Retrograde Technique Technique See preparation above Apply downward pressure to fishhook shank Rotates hook deeper Disengages barb if present Back fishhook out of skin Precautions Stop procedure if resistance or catching occurs First-Line Technique String-Yank (Stream Technique) Indications (do not use on earlobe) Small and medium sized fish hooks Deeply embedded fish hooks Ideal for low resource areas (e.g

I also fish the Daiwa Coastal, which is essentially a Tatula thats saltwater capable

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