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<blockquote data-quote="Honkerherms" data-source="post: 301238" data-attributes="member: 1090">I will chime in a bit here, but the NDGF has been doing numerous PSA's every year for the past few years on the subject of deep caught fish -- Barotrauma and Delayed Mortality.&nbsp; Ask some of the Fishery Biologists about this subject and see what they say.&nbsp; There is no doubt Barotrauma has a profound affect on fish caught deeper than 30 feet.&nbsp; Here is a link for a clip from Al Linder and Linder's Angling Edge dated Nov 26th, 2019.&nbsp; They asked for questions on their facebook page, so I asked them about Barotrauma and received a very good response from them:&nbsp; <a href="https://www.facebook.com/LindnersAnglingEdge/videos/1052392881782238/" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/LindnersAnglingEdge/videos/1052392881782238/</a>.&nbsp; Starts at -7:17 mark.&nbsp; A couple facts are that not all fish float when they die, and at 33 feet the pressure doubles from the surface pressure.&nbsp; I have nothing against the AIM format as I do as much catch and release as I can, but not from anything deeper than 28 feet -- and I quit when I have reached my limit no matter what the size of the fish I have caught are.&nbsp; I really do not like to see the resource wasted -- my opinion. Jeff</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Honkerherms, post: 301238, member: 1090"] I will chime in a bit here, but the NDGF has been doing numerous PSA's every year for the past few years on the subject of deep caught fish -- Barotrauma and Delayed Mortality. Ask some of the Fishery Biologists about this subject and see what they say. There is no doubt Barotrauma has a profound affect on fish caught deeper than 30 feet. Here is a link for a clip from Al Linder and Linder's Angling Edge dated Nov 26th, 2019. They asked for questions on their facebook page, so I asked them about Barotrauma and received a very good response from them: [URL]https://www.facebook.com/LindnersAnglingEdge/videos/1052392881782238/[/URL]. Starts at -7:17 mark. A couple facts are that not all fish float when they die, and at 33 feet the pressure doubles from the surface pressure. I have nothing against the AIM format as I do as much catch and release as I can, but not from anything deeper than 28 feet -- and I quit when I have reached my limit no matter what the size of the fish I have caught are. I really do not like to see the resource wasted -- my opinion. Jeff [/QUOTE]

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