From the way the LinkedIn post was written, it seems the supervisor in the field in unfamiliar with slickline or it the basics let alone wireline fishing. But what is more apparent that when a well get flowed for production during a routine slickline work shows malpractice from all parties involved. 

Hi SY

Reading across in Linked-IN, we all know what the root cause of this was.

I am no expert, but flow-assisted fishing of the nature that your colleague (and his management) are talking about is not always a the best approach and/or needs to be carefully risk-assessed.

As Gordon says, there are plenty people out there (many sitting at home) who could help develop and/or review detailed plans in order to give your colleague (and his company) a positive outcome.

In fact, rp-squared are happy to help broker that activity if you like.  Gordon is one of our registered associates: https://rp-squared.com/gordon-duncan-2/

We have seen perforating guns successfully fished with HWO unit after they were sanded in (?) whilst flowing the well during perforating, and helped with the Programme Review / Risk Assessment.

We now offer this as a remote (online) service, using 'Beyond Video-Conferencing' - see attached.

I hope that helps

Dave

Fishing slickline from producing wells is very common, however reading what caused the fish in the first place indicates that the supervision is unfamiliar with Slickline operations.

With the correct people, equipment and a detailed programme this could be fixed very easily.

It would not be right for me to share all of my fishing knowledge on a common link for free.   However, I would be prepared to engage directly with the client and offer advice (for free initially)

Having been involved in this type of operation for over 35 years I believe  that I can offer the correct suggestions with more information.