GOLDEN J Fish Venting Tool for Saltwater Fishing | Modular Design with Hidden Storage & Stainless Steel/Aluminum Build, Relieves Deep Sea Fish Pressure for Healthier Release

Fish that are traumatised by barometric pressure are usually unable to swim back to the deep sea when they are released. Fishermen release fish for a variety of reasons. For example, fisheries regulations may prohibit the keeping of certain species of fish or fish beyond a specific size range. The fish may not be the angler's target species, or the cooler may be full. Some anglers simply enjoy the sport of catch and release. Regardless of the reason for release, fish suffering from barotrauma will need help to get into deeper water Barotrauma occurs when gases in a fish's organs and tissues expand as they rise to the surface. Signs of barotrauma include bulging eyes, protrusion of the stomach from the mouth, swelling of the abdomen, protrusion of the intestines and blistering of the scales. The deeper the fish is caught, the greater the likelihood that barotrauma will occur during surfacing When venting a fish, start at the base of the pectoral fin and move your fingers an inch or two back. Lift the scale and use the venting tool to Pierce the skin at a 45 degree Angle

• Modular Fish Venting Tool With A Convertible Grip: Featuring A Versatile Handle That Adapts To Vertical And Horizontal Positions. When Not In Use, The Needle Reverses And Stores Inside The Handle, Effectively Preventing Accidental Puncture And Enabling Convenient, Compact Storage
• Quality Material:The Handle Of the Fish Venting Tool is Made of Aluminium Alloy, And the Vent Needle is Made of 304 Stainless Steel, Which Effectively Prevents Saltwater Corrosion and is Durable
• Professional Design: Based on Actual Use Experience, Our Stainless Steel Needles Come In 0.23” And 0.13” Diameters. Featuring Elongated Slot Or Multi-Porous Designs, reduce clogging, Are Easy To Rinse, And Enable Safe, Rapid Venting
• Easy to Use:Find the Correct Position of The Swim Bladder. Lift the Scales and Pierce the Skin at a 45-Degree Angle with the Venting Tool. The Resulting Wound is Small, Ensuring the Fish's Survival Rate After Release
• Compact Storage: This Fish Descending Device Features a Small (0.13”) Needles.The Unit Stores To Just 5.6 Inches For Portability In Your Fishing Tackle Box