User video: fish care and safety
Watch this short but informative video about fish care and safety, by one of our Fishbrain users.
Share this article
content
This video has been submitted by Fishbrain user Marcus F.
Visit Marcus' profile and follow him for more tips on your phone by clicking here.
In this user Marcus shows us some of this tips on fish care and safety once you have caught a fish. Learn how to safely handle the fish out of water, what products you should use on fish you have caught to ensure their scales heal well after any potential injuries, and how to safely return the fish to the water.
Download the Fishbrain app and access the best fishing spots in your area
Related blog posts
How to find free fishing days in your state
Almost every state offers free fishing opportunities, where adults do not need to purchase a fishing license. We've highlighted upcoming free fishing days as well as last year's free fishing days to help you prepare and plan for opportunities in your state this year.
Fishbrain's guide to ice fishing
Ice fishing can seem like a daunting hobby to get into, but Fishbrain has the steps necessary for you to get out of your comfort zone and start drilling your first ice hole.
Spinning rods vs casting rods: understand their differences
Take a look into the differences between spinning rods and casting rods and understand which kind you should buy for your next fishing trip.
A Beginner’s Guide to Fishing: How to Land Your First Catch
Take a look at this detailed guide about fishing for the first time, picking the right gear, and safely handling your catch.
A guide to free fishing on Veterans Day
Veterans Day allows for free admission into all of America's National Parks and license free fishing in New York State. The fishing may be slowing down in many northern parks, but we have picked some of the best options for fishing while celebrating those who sacrificed for their country.
Mental health benefits of fishing
We love fishing, but it turns out fishing can love us back. During the winter months when the sky is gray and the thermometer won't get above 30, serious mental health problems can arise. Check out how our favorite past time can help with our struggles this time of year and why it is worth it to hit the water during the coldest time of year.