Bio Medical Explanaing on Instagram: "Getting a fishhook stuck in your skin can be painful and scary, but some minor fishhook injuries can be managed safely with proper first aid. One common method is the string-yank technique, often used in outdoor or emergency settings. This method works best when the hook is superficial, the barb is not deeply embedded, and the injury is not near sensitive areas. Basic idea of the method: A loop of strong string is wrapped around the curve of the hook. While

Dr. Joe, M.D. on Instagram: "Got a fish hook stuck in your skin? One method is the string-yank technique: press down on the hook shank, loop a string around the curve, then yank it out fast and clean. Not for deep or facial hooks—those need the ER. #FishHook #FirstAidTips #Outdoors #WildernessMedicine #Fishing"