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When a fish dies after it is let go, does it sink or float?
My bass club lets 100 bass go after a tourney. If mortality is 15%...thats 15 fish I should or shouldnt see?
If I see none can I asume very few died?
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No. Sink or float it depends. Sometimes it takes days.
I sure hope its a big lake if you have many events.
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My experience is they always float.
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