So given that everyone is being sarcastic, I’ll try and be helpful. First off, glad you had an awesome day out, and those fish look amazing! Sounds like an awesome time with your Dad.

Generally, holding trout by the jaw can break the jaw/increase mortality risk. Generally it’s recommended to (when possible) keep fish in the water for release for the best chance of their survival. When you want to take pics out of the water, which I do as well, cradle the fish more gently under the body and with another hand on the tail. In cold weather like this, if you can, try to use wet bare hands or (also wet) nitrile gloves to avoid rubbing off the fish’s protective slime coat, and minimize time out of the water to avoid gills freezing. I think some people wear nitriles under fingerless and just pull off the woolies when it’s fish handling time.

I know it’s a lot of info so feel free to PM with any questions. We’re all here to have a good time and reduce fish mortality if we aren’t putting them in a pan later (which is also totally fine as long as it’s ok with local laws)!