After you've landed your fish, you need to get the hook out. Most of the time it's a simply matter. Just grasp the hook or lure, push back against the direction the hook penetrated and you're done.

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Fishing in Tales of the Shire is more than a means to relax. Without a variety of fish in your pantry, you won’t be able to cook every meal, let alone satisfy your neighboring Hobbits’ cravings. To ...

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There is no sight in saltwater fishing as impressive and exciting as a jumping tarpon. The sheer size and power of these fish will make even the most experienced anglers forget how to set a hook. Even ...

On a lonely skiff in Bristol Bay, a five-pound salmon thrashes under my gloves as I wrestle it out of the gill net. It’s 10 p.m. in Alaska, where I’ve joined a crew of three aboard the Baby Seal, a 23 ...

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii features a cooking mechanic that allows players to create dishes that provide various ...